OBIS List v1.51 - GK020315

DLMS User Association
List of standardised OBIS codes

Generated: 28th November 2001
version 1.51
Date: 02-03-14 (filename changed 2005-06-08)
File: OBIS list v1.51_GK020315
replaces: V1.5
Date: 02-03-12
File: OBISlistv1_5_GK020312.xls
Authors: Paul Fuchs - Gyozo Kmethy
device
language
message
specification
This version contains abstract and electricity related objects.

References:

[1] IEC 62056-61 Electricity metering - Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load control - Part
61: Object identification system
[2] IEC 62056-62 Electricity metering - Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load control - Par
62: Interface classes

This list is an extension to [1] and [2] and takes precedence over it between two amendments.
Objective
The objective of this document is to list all OBIS codes defined in the IEC 62056-61 and pren
13757 standards (DLMS UA Blue book) in the standard range.
This OBIS list table is used by the COSEM Conformance Test tool (CTT) for testing the OBIS
codes used by the implementation under test.
Explanations
For this purpose, the tabke is machine (and human) readable.
Lines marked by 'com' are for the human reader, these lines are not interpreted by the tool.
Lines marked by 'def' include range definitions for the different positions of the OBIS code.
These definitions will apply in the lines below the definition.
In the column IC class, IC classes as defined in [1] and [2] are included.
In column Alt IC class alternative possibilities are proposed, the test tool will accept them.
"*" in this colum means any interface class. This is used only for manufacturer specific classes.
Lines filled grey show the start of a new range of identifiers. These are "com" lines and they are not
interpreted by the tool.
Fileds filled yellow highlight some proposals made by Gyozo Kmethy.
Red text means problems identified in [1] and [2]. These problems, after their solution will be in an
amended version of the Blue Book, and then in the standards.
They do not cause problem for conformance testing.
Change log:
V 1.0 first release
V 1.1 making it machine readable
V 1.2 Introducing com lines and range definitions
V1.3 elimination of overlapping codes, better definition of threshold object codes
V1.31 small modifications to eliminate bugs found by CTT
V 1.41 modification of several lines following comments
Modifications in V 1.41
line 3: comment added
line 7: value of d is 0-254 instead of 254
line 10: comment added on using an energy type related identifier in Group A for abstract
objects
line 12: comment amended
line 53: value of Group E modified to 6-255. Comment modified.
Line 60: comment added
Line 63: value of Group E modified to 2-254. Comment added.
Line 68: Group A = 0 instead of 0-1, to avoid overlapping with electricity object. Comment
amended.
Lines 69-76: Group A=0.
Lines 120-166: A=0/1 instead of A=0
Line 121: Device Id 1 is manufacturing number
Line 131: Comment amended
Line 132: Comment amended. IEC 62056-62 D.1.1.19 has to be amended.
Line 143: comment amended. IEC 62056-62 D1.1.20 has to be amended.
Line 145: Reference to standards amended
Line 146: comment amended. IEC 62056-62 D.1.1.21 has to be amended.
Line 155: IEC 62056-62 D.1.1.22 has to be amended
Line 161: Group E amended to 1-63.
Line 166: Group modified to 0-255
Line 180: Group E modified to 0-255
Line 182: A = 0/1 instead of A = 0. Comment amended.
Line 183: Comment amended.
Line 200: comment deleted
Line 206: IEC 62056-62 D.1.2.7 needs amendment to allow IC =1
Line 214: IEC 62056-62 D.1.2.8 needs to be amended to allow IC = 3
Line 251: Comment amended. The use of this object needs to be clarified.
Line 258 to 264: Reference to standards amended
Line 265: Range definition amended (editorial only).
Line 267: Range definition amended (editorial only)
Line 345: meaning amended E=0 means total
Line 364: Comment amended. [2] D.1.2.1 needs to be amended to use "register".
Line 372: C codes for frequency taken out. Comment added: The meaning of D = 7 and D = 24
is the same.
Line 373: new line added for instantaneous value of frequency
Line 397:Comment amended.
Line 411, 412: References added. Comment amended.
Line 417: unitless quantity added
Line 419: Range definition amended to include D = 82, 91, 92
Line 420-431: F modified to 0-255. [1] Annex A .3 has to be modified accordingly.
Line 432, 433: Range definitions amended (editorial)
Line 434 436: Range definitions amended (editorial)
Line 450: Comment added
Line 458, 459: Range definition amended
Line 460-463: Following a comment from Enermet, for new lines inserted to allow using D =24
for voltage and harmonic current measurement. [1] Table 8 has to be amended accordingly.
Line 523, 524, 532, 533: Range of E is amended.
Modifications in V1.42
Lines 197 has been modified to allow reading the time stamps of the last 1-25 billing periods or
of an unspecified number of recent billing periods.
Modifications in V1.43
Note added on front page
lines 20,22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32: In column D, 'd' replaced by '1-254'
line 42: In column D, 'd' replaced by '1-254'
line 166: in column A, '0,1' replaced by '0'
line 182: '0/1' replaced by '0,1' (editorial)
line 517: mdofied to align with line 66: 1.b.96.50-96.0-255.0-255
line 373: missing IC class added
lines 460-463: missing IC classes added
Modifications in V 1.5
Abstract table is split out from electricity table. This abstract table is common for all logical
devices measuring any media (electricity, HCA, Cooling etc.)
With this, earlier line references are not valid any more.
Abstract objects
Line 4: definitions of b modified, c and d deleted. Def lines modified accordingly
Line 10: 0 is replaced by 255. Same change is made in all "com" lines on the top of the various
OBIS name groups.
Line 13: Value group E modified to 1-254
Line 37: Value group E modified to 1-254
Line 46: Comment amended
Line 68: comment amended
Line 134, 135, 136, 138, 139: Proposal to allow IC = 4 revoked.
Line 140: new OBIS code proposed by Siemens. 0,a.b.96.2.7.255: Date of activation of passive
calendar. Following line numbers are shifted by one.
Line 168: new OBIS code proposed by Siemens and VDEW. 0.b.96.99.8.255, Name of standard
data set.
Line 182: Value of Group e change from 0-255 to 0-127, to stay in the standard range.
Line 185 amended to allow manufacturer specific codes in groups B to F.
New line 186 added for manufacturer specific code in group B. All following line numbers are
shifted up by one.
Electricity related objects
Line 4: definitions of b modified, c and d deleted. Def lines modified accordingly
Line 6 definition def a =1 added
Line 10: new com line added. All following line numbers are shifted up by one.
Line 13: proposal to allow also A = 0 is revoked. Comment deleted. In this table in group A, A
always equals to 1. This is to avoid any potential conflict with codes for energy type related
general purpose objects.
Line 87: Meaning is amended: neutral current and voltage are also treated separately
Line 89: def changed: 91, 92 taken out and moved to voltage and current
Line 99: comment amended
Line 164: com lines for neutral current and voltage moved to lines 263. 264
Line 239: com for Group D aligned with range definition in the next line. C = 82, unitless
quantities taken out. They are treated as energy or power.
Line 168: Group E modified from e (=1-63) to 1-63. Several other places as well
Line 192: the meaning is amended.
lines 200, 201: IC 3 and 4 are allowed.
Line 212: Comment added
Lines 234, 236: New lines, to allow time integral 5 and 6 also per tariff. Following line numbers
are shifted up by 2
Line 254: Meaning amended: untiless quantity added
Line 259 and 269: definition of Group C amended: neutral current and voltage added
Line 272, 280, 282: IC = 7 added for max/min values
Line 345: Value of D changed from d to 1 and E from 0-63 to 0-127
Line 247, 348: Value of E is changed from 0-255 to 0-127 to stay in standard range
lines 350 to 355: Value of F changed from 0 to 255. IEC 62056-61 shall be amended
accordingly.
Line 359: Value of D, E, F changed from 1-255 to 0-255
Changes in V1.51 2002-03-15
Editorial changes in several places.
Abstract objects
In column A, "0,1" replaced by "&" to allow 0 and energy type related codes.
Line 69: Value of Group d changed from 1 to 0.
Electricity related objects
Line 6: definition of a=1 removed. All following line numbers are shifted by one.
Line 17: line changed from "def" to "com"
Line 27: new code 1.0.0.2.7.255 added, "passive calendar name". For display purposes only. All
following lines numbers shifted by one
Line 59,60: comment deleted
Lines 13, 16, 62: proposal to allow also A = 0 is revoked. Comment deleted. In this table in
group A, A always equals to 1. This is to avoid any potential conflict with codes for energy type
related general purpose objects.
Line 182: Group A modified to 0-127, 255
line 187: Comment added to allow IC = 3 for display purposes only.
Line 192: comment amended.
Line 235, 236: comment added
Line 278: made a com line
Line 341,343,345: made a com line, to reserve with A=1 for future use
DLMS User Association List of standard Abstract codes 247434811.xls.ms_office
com "com" in the first column means the row is for comment. The contents of this table serves as the basis of conformance testing COSEM Interface classes - use of OBIS codes and classes.
com These worksheet includes all abstract objects in the standard ranges. These codes are common for all energy type/media.
com A B C D E F Meaning IC
class
Alt IC
class
Reference Comments/Known issues
com b= 0-
64
f = 0-
99, 101-
126
[1] 5.2, 5.3,
5.4, 5.5.,
5.6.1., A.3
Value group A defines the characteristic of the data item to be identified
(abstract data, energy type). A= 0 means abstract objects. Standard abstract
objects are the same for all energy types (media). For compatibility with existing
implementations, in value group A an identifier for an energy type may be used
even for abstract objects. The value "a" is the value of A for the energy type
measured by the logical device. Group B defines channels 0-64. Values 65-127
and 255 are reserved. The standard range of value group C is 0-127. The
standard range of value group D is 0-127. Group E generally is used to define
tariffs. The standard range is 0-63. When group E defines harmonics, the
standard range is 0-127. Group F generally is used for historical values. The
standard range is 0-99 and 100-126. In groups B to F 128-254 are manufacturer
specific. In all groups the value 255 means "not used".
com Range definitions
com "def" in the first column means a row which defines a range of values valid for group A,B,C,D,E,or F for the lines below that row.
com In Group A, the character '&' means that the value 0 and an energy type related code (e.g. in case of electgricity 1) can be used.
def b=0-64
def f = 0-99, 101-126
com & b 255 255 255 255 Abstract objects [1] A.1 For abstract objects A = 0 shall be used. For compatibility with existing
implementations, in value group A an identifier for an energy type may be
used even for abstract objects, if this - together with the interface class -
does not lead to overlapping codes. This is indicated by the character '&' in
Group A.
com & b 1 255 255 255 Clock objects [2] D.1.1.1 For value of "a", see the relevant energy type related worksheet.
& b 1 0 0 255 Clock object, first instance 8 If just one object is instantiated, value E shall be 0. For display purposes, attribute
2 "time" has separate OBIS codes: "local time " 0-a.b.0.9.1.255 and "local date" 0-
a.b.0.9.2.255. There is also a clock synchronisation method object, 0-
a.b.0.9.10.255. The enumerated value of "data" holds the clock synchronisation
method.
& b 1 0 1-254 255
Clock object, n
th
instance
8 If more than one objects are instantiated in the same physical device, the value
group E shall number the instantiations.
com & b 2 255 255 255 PSTN setup objects
& b 2 0 0 255 PSTN modem configuration 27 [2] D.1.1.2 If more than one objects are instantiated in the same physical device, the value
group B shall number the instantiations.
& b 2 1 0 255 PSTN auto dial 29 [2] D.1.1.3 Idem
& b 2 2 0 255 PSTN auto answer 28 [2] D.1.1.4 Idem
com & b 10 255 255 255 Script table objects [2] D.1.1.5 Implementation specific instances should use values different from 0 in value
group D.
& b 10 0 0 255 Global meter reset 9
& b 10 1-254 0 255 Global meter reset, implementation
specific
9
& b 10 0 1 255 MDI reset/End of billing period 9
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& b 10 1-254 1 255 MDI reset/End of billing period,
implementation specific
9
& b 10 0 100 255 Tariffication script table 9 Defines entry point into tariffication by standardising utility-wide how to invoke the
activation of certain tariff conditions.
& b 10 1-254 100 255 Tariffication script table,
implementation specific
9
& b 10 0 101 255 Activate test mode 9
& b 10 1-254 101 255 Activate test mode, implementation
specific
9
& b 10 0 102 255 Activate normal mode 9
& b 10 1-254 102 255 Activate normal mode, implementation
specific
9
& b 10 0 103 255 Set output signals 9
& b 10 1-254 103 255 Set output signals, implementation
specific
9
& b 10 0 125 255 Broadcast script table 9 Allows standardising utility wide the entry point into regularly needed function.
& b 10 1-254 125 255 Broadcast script table, implementation
specific
9
com & b 11 255 255 255 Special days table objects [2] D.1.1.6 Defines and controls the behaviour of the device regarding calendar functions on
special days for clock control.
& b 11 0 0 255 Special days table 11
com & b 12 255 255 255 Schedule objects [2] D.1.1.7 Controls the behaviour of the device in a sequenced way.
& b 12 0 0 255 Schedule, first instance 10 If just one object is instantiated, value E shall be 0.
& b 12 0 1-254 255 Schedule, n-th instance 10 If more than one objects are instantiated in the same physical device, the value
group E shall number the instantiations.
com & b 13 255 255 255 Activity calendar objects [2] D.1.1.8 Defines and controls the device in a calendar-based way.
& b 13 0 0 255 Activity calendar 20
com & b 15 255 255 255 Single action schedule objects [2] D.1.1.9 Controls the behaviour of the device.
& b 15 0 0 255 End of billing period 22 This is the only standard instance.
& b 15 1-254 0 255 End of billing period, manufacturer
specific.
22 Implementation specific instances should use values different from 0 in value
group D.
com
& b 20 255 255 255 IEC local port setup objects [2] D.1.1.10 These COSEM objects define and control the behaviour of the device regarding
the communication parameters on the local port according to IEC 62056-21.
& b 20 0 0 255 IEC optical port setup 19 If more than one objects are instantiated in the same physical device, value group
B shall number the communication channel.
& b 20 0 1 255 IEC electrical port setup 19 Idem
com & b 21 255 255 255 Standard readout profiles [2] D.1.1.11 These COSEM objects are defined to carry the standard readout as it would
appear with IEC 62056-21 (modes A to D). Standard readout objects can also be
related to energy type (value A) and to channel (value B).
& b 21 0 0 255 General local port readout 7 Idem
& b 21 0 1 255 General display readout 7 Idem
& b 21 0 2 255 Alternate display readout 7 Idem
& b 21 0 3 255 Service display readout 7 Idem
& b 21 0 4 255 List of configurable meter data 7 Idem
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& b 21 0 5 255 Additional readout profile 1 7 Idem
& b 21 0 6-254 255 Additional readout profiles 2 to 249 7 Idem. E=255 means not used, this can not be interpreted here.
com & b 22 255 255 255 IEC HDLC setup objects [2] D.1.1.12 These COSEM objects define and control the behaviour of the device at the
association negotiation instant using HDLC protocol.
& b 22 0 0 255 IEC HDLC setup object 23 If more than one objects is instantiated in the same physical device, value group B
shall number the communication channel.
com & b 23 255 255 255 IEC twisted pair (1) setup objects [2] D.1.1.13 These COSEM objects define and control the behaviour of the device regarding
the communication parameters according to IEC 62056-31.
& b 23 0 0 255 IEC twisted pair (1) setup objects 24 If more than one objects are instantiated in the same physical device, value group
com & b 24 255 255 255 MBUS setup objects Used by CEN TC 294. These COSEM interface classes define the operational
parameters for communication using the prEN13757-2 interfaces.
& b 24 0 0 255 MBUS setup objects 25 If more than one objects are instantiated in the same physical device, value group
com & b 40 255 255 255 Association objects [2] D.1.1.14 If in one logical device both SN and LN associations are present, the objects are
uniquely identified by its OBIS code and by its its class id.
& 0 40 0 0 255 Current association 12, 15 Class 12 is SN referencing and Class 15 is LN referencing.
& 0 40 0 1 255 Association instance 1 12, 15
& 0 40 0 2-254 255 Association instance 2-254 12, 15 E = 255 means not used, this can not be interpreted here.
com & 0 41 255 255 255 SAP Assignment objects [2] D.1.1.15
& 0 41 0 0 255 SAP Assignment object 17 SAP assignment of current physical device.
com & 0 42 255 255 255 COSEM Logical device name
objects
[2] D.1.1.16 Unique identifier of each COSEM logical device worldwide.
0 0 42 0 0 255 COSEM Logical device name 1.3 If IC = 3 is used, Scaler = 0, Unit = 255. A = 0 is mandatory here, to avoid
overlapping with an L2 Active power- register object.
com 0 b 65 255 255 255 Utility tables objects [2] D.1.1.17 A = 0 to specify abstract object. Value B identifies instance of table set. Value D is
the group selector. Value E is the table number within the group. Use F = 255 for
data of current billing period.
0 b 65 0 1-127 255 Standard tables 0-127 26
0 b 65 2-15 1-127 255 Standard tables 128-2047 26
0 b 65 16 1-127 255 Manufacturer tables 0-127 26
0 b 65 17-31 1-127 255 Manufacturer tables 128-2047 26
0 b 65 32 1-127 255 Std pending tables 0-127 26
0 b 65 33-47 1-127 255 Std pending tables 128-2047 26
0 b 65 48 1-127 255 Mfg pending tables 0-127 26
0 b 65 49-63 1-127 255 Mfg pending tables 128-2047 26
com & b 94 0 y =
0-255
y =
0-255
Country specific objects [1] 5.4.2
Table 6
There are no reserved ranges for manufacturer specific codes. The usage of value
group E and F are defined in country specific documents. All other values of Group
D are reserved. Interface classes used depends on values of E and F. Objects
that are already identified in this document but not included in 5.4.2. must not be re-
identified by a country specific identifier.
com Range definition
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def y=0-255
& b 94 0 y y Finnish identifiers *
& b 94 1 y y USA identifiers *
& b 94 2 y y Canadian identifiers *
& b 94 7 y y Russian identifiers *
& b 94 10 y y Czech identifiers *
& b 94 11 y y Bulgarian identifiers *
& b 94 12 y y Croatian identifiers *
& b 94 13 y y Irish identifiers *
& b 94 14 y y Israeli identifiers *
& b 94 15 y y Ukraine identifiers *
& b 94 16 y y Yugoslavian identifiers *
& b 94 27 y y South African identifiers *
& b 94 30 y y Greek identifiers *
& b 94 31 y y Dutch identifiers *
& b 94 32 y y Belgian identifiers *
& b 94 33 y y French identifiers *
& b 94 34 y y Spanish identifiers *
& b 94 35 y y Portuguese identifiers *
& b 94 36 y y Hungarian identifiers *
& b 94 38 y y Slovenian identifiers *
& b 94 39 y y Italian identifiers *
& b 94 40 y y Romanian identifiers *
& b 94 41 y y Swiss identifiers *
& b 94 42 y y Slovakian identifiers *
& b 94 43 y y Austrian identifiers *
& b 94 44 y y United Kingdom identifiers *
& b 94 45 y y Danish identifiers *
& b 94 46 y y Swedish identifiers *
& b 94 47 y y Norwegian identifiers *
& b 94 48 y y Polish identifiers *
& b 94 49 y y German identifiers *
& b 94 55 y y Brazilian identifiers *
& b 94 61 y y Australian identifiers *
& b 94 62 y y Indonesian identifiers *
& b 94 64 y y New Zeeland identifiers *
& b 94 65 y y Singapore identifiers *
& b 94 81 y y Japanese identifiers *
& b 94 86 y y Chinese identifiers *
& b 94 90 y y Turkish identifiers *
& b 94 91 y y Indian identifiers *
com & b 96 1 255 255 Device ID objects [1] 5.7
[2] D.1.1.18
Non energy/channel related.
& b 96 1 0 255 Device ID 1, manufacturing number 1.3 ID numbers are instances of the IC=1 Data, with data type octet string. If IC = 3
Register is used, scaler = 0, unit = 255.
& b 96 1 1 255 Device ID 2 1.3 Idem
& b 96 1 2 255 Device ID 3 1.3 Idem
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& b 96 1 3 255 Device ID 4 1.3 Idem
& b 96 1 4 255 Device ID 5 1.3 Idem
& b 96 1 5 255 Device ID 6 1.3 Idem
& b 96 1 6 255 Device ID 7 1.3 Idem
& b 96 1 7 255 Device ID 8 1.3 Idem
& b 96 1 8 255 Device ID 9 1.3 Idem
& b 96 1 9 255 Device ID 10 1.3 Idem
& b 96 1 255 255 Device ID combined 7 If more than one of those Device ID-s are used, it is allowed to combine them into
one instance of the IC "Profile generic". It is allowed to combine only a part of the
ID-s into a profile (e.g. the manufacturer ones or the user ones).
com & b 96 2 255 255 Parameter changes, calibration and
access objects
[1] Table 10
[2] D.1.1.19
& b 96 2 0 255 Number of configuration program
changes
1,3 4 This code and the next code could be hold by an extended register IC = 4. In this
case, the logical name shall be the number of configuration program changes.
& b 96 2 1 255 Date of last configuration program
change
1,3
& b 96 2 2 255 Date of last time switch program
change
1,3
& b 96 2 3 255 Date of last ripple control program
change
1,3
& b 96 2 4 255 Status of security switches 1,3 4
& b 96 2 5 255 Date of last calibration 1,3
& b 96 2 6 255 Date of next configuration program
change
1,3
& b 96 2 7 255 Time of activation of the passive
calendar.
1,3 [2] 5.11 For display purposes only. New code proposed by Siemens Metering, to display
the date of the activation of the passive calendar. Corresponds to activity
calendar, IC = 20, attribute 10.
& b 96 2 10 255 Number of protected configuration
program changes
1,3 4 This code and the next code could be hold by an extended register IC =4. In this
case the logical name shall be the number of protected configuration program
changes.
& b 96 2 11 255 Date of last protected configuration
program change
1,3 s
com & b 96 3 255 255 Input/output control signals objects [1] Table 10
[2] D.1.1.20
& b 96 3 1 255 State of the input control signals 1 3.4 [2] D.1.1.20 specifies IC Data. It is proposed to allow using IC = 3 register as well,
with Scaler = 0, Unit = 255. It is proposed also to allow using IC =4 Extended
register to store the capture date and time of the status.
& b 96 3 2 255 State of the output control signals 1 3.4 Idem
com & b 96 4 255 255 State of internal control signals
objects
[1] Table 10
[2] D.1.1.21
& b 96 4 0 255 State of the internal control signals 1 3.4 [2] D.1.1.21 specifies IC Data. It is proposed to allow using IC = 3 register as well,
with Scaler = 0, Unit = 255. It is proposed also to allow using IC =4 Extended
register to store the capture date and time of the status.
com & b 96 5 255 255 Internal operating status objects [1] Table 10
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& b 96 5 0 255 Internal operating status 1 3.4 Idem
com & b 96 6 0 0 Battery entries objects [1] Table 10
& b 96 6 0 255 Battery use time counter 1 3.4 It is proposed to allow using IC = 3 Register and IC = 4 extended register, to hold
the value, the scaler, the unit and the capture time as needed.
& b 96 6 1 255 Battery charge display 1 3.4 Idem
& b 96 6 2 255 Date of next change 1 3.4 Idem
& b 96 6 3 255 Battery voltage 1 3.4 Idem
com & b 96 7 255 255 Number of power failures objects [1] Table 10
[2] D.1.1.22
For simple counting of events, IC = 1 Data may be used. For more sophisticated
information, IC = 7 "Profile generic" may be used.
& b 96 7 0 255 Total failure of all three phases longer
than internal autonomy
1.7 3 It is proposed to allow using IC = 3 register as well, with Scaler = 0, Unit = 255.
& b 96 7 1 255 Phase L1 1.7 3 Idem
& b 96 7 2 255 Phase L2 1.7 3 Idem
& b 96 7 3 255 Phase L3 1.7 3 Idem
com & b 96 8 255 255 Operating time objects [1] Table 10
& b 96 8 0 255 Time of operation 1 3 It is proposed to allow using IC = 3 to store operating time with scaler and unit.
& b 96 8 1-63 255 Time of registration rate 1 to 63 1 3 Idem
com & b 96 8 255 255 Time of registration 7 It is proposed to allow combining these parameters into a profile.
com & b 96 9 255 255 Environment related parameters
objects
[1] Table 10
& b 96 9 0 255 Ambient temperature 1 3.4 If IC = 3 Register or IC = 4 Extended register is used, the unit, scaler and capture
time can also be stored.
com & b 96 50 255 255 Manufacturer specific abstract
objects, general service entries
[1] 5.7 In the manufacturer specific objects, only those values which are not represented
by another defined code, but need representation on the display as well shall be
placed. If this is not required, the code shall use the possibilities of a value group
D > 127
0 b 96 50-96 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific abstract objects 1,3,4,7
0 b 96 99 8 255 Name of the standard data set 1,3 For display purposes only. New OBIS code proposed by VDEW and Siemens.
com 0 b 97 97 255 255 Error values objects [1] Table 11
[2] D.1.1.23
Error code objects can also be related to an energy type (value A) and to a
channel (value B). Value of a and b can be any value within the range.
0 b 97 97 0 255 Error 1 object 1.3 If IC = 3 Data is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
0 b 97 97 1 255 Error 2 object 1.3 Idem
0 b 97 97 255 255 Error profile object 7 If more than one Error value objects are used, it is allowed to combine them into
one instance of the IC "Profile generic".
com 0 b 98 1 255 255 General list objects [1] Table 13
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0 b 98 1 0-
127,25
5
f Data of billing period 7 F = 0-99 and 101 means direct access to data of previous billing periods. Value of
F = 102-125 means access to data of last 2-25 billing periods. F = 126 means
accces to data of an unspecified number of billing periods. See [1] A.3.
com 0 b 127 255 255 255 Inactive objects [1] Table 3
& b 127 0-255 0-255 0-255 * Inactive objects are present in the meter, but have no assigned functionality. They
can be of any interface class. They can be energy type and channel related
com 0 255 255 255 255 255 Manufacturer specific abstract
objects
[1] 4.7, [1]
5.2 Table 3
[2] D.2
If any group B to F contains a value between 128 and 254, the whole code is
considered as manufacturer specific and even the other value groups, (with the
exception of group A) are not necessarily bearing any meaning defined by this
standard. In all groups, the value 255 means "not used". Manufacturer specific
objects can be of any class. The manufacturer must ensure that each and every
COSEM object within the logical device can be uniquely identified by the
combination of its OBIS name and interface class.
0 128-
254
0-255 0-255 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific abstract objects,
Group B>127
* Objects that are already defined in [1] and [2] shall not be re-defined as
manufacturer specific (this requirement is not in [1] or [2] but it needs to be added).
0 b 128-
254
0-255 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific abstract objects,
Group C>127
*
0 b 0-254 128-
254
0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific abstract objects,
Group D>127
* Idem
0 b 0-254 0-254 128-
254
0-255 Manufacturer specific abstract objects,
Group E>127
* Idem
0 b 0-254 0-254 0-254 128-255 Manufacturer specific abstract objects,
Group F>127
* Idem
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com "com" in the first column means the row is for comment. The contents of this table serves as the basis of conformance testing COSEM Interface classes - use of OBIS codes and classes.
com A B C D E F Meaning IC class Alt IC
class
Reference Comments/Known issues
com b= 0-
64
f = 0-
99, 101-
126
[1] 5.2, 5.3,
5.4, 5.5.,
5.6.1., A.3
Value group A defines the characteristic of the data item to be identified
(abstract data, energy type). A= 0 means abstract objects. Standard abstract
objects are the same for all energy types (media). For compatibility with existing
implementations, in value group A an identifier for an energy type may be used
even for abstract objects. The value "a" is the value of A for the energy type
measured by the logical device. Group B defines channels 0-64. Values 65-127
and 255 are reserved. The standard range of value group C is 0-127. The standard
range of value group D is 0-127. Group E generally is used to define tariffs. The
standard range is 0-63. When group E defines harmonics, the standard range is 0-
127. Group F generally is used for historical values. The standard range is 0-99
and 100-126. In groups B to F 128-254 are manufacturer specific. In all groups the
value 255 means "not used".
com Range definitions
com "def" in the first column means a row which defines a range of values valid for group A,B,C,D,E,or F for the lines below that row.
def b=0-64
def f = 0-99, 101-126
com 1 b 255 255 255 255 Electricity related general purpose
objects
[1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.3
The electricity ID numbers are instances of the IC Data, with data type octet string.
com 1 b 0 255 255 255 Free ID-numbers for utilities
1 b 0 0 0-9 255 Electricity ID 1-10 1.3 If IC = 3 Data is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
1 b 0 0 255 255 Complete combined electricity ID 7 If more than one of those are used, it is allowed to combine them into one instance
of the IC "Profile generic".
com 0.1 b 0 1 255 255 Billing period values/ reset counter
entries objects
[1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.4
1 b 0 1 0 255 Billing period counter object 1.3 [1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.4
If IC = 3 Data is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
1 b 0 1 1 255 Number of available billing periods
object
1.3 [1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.4
Idem
com 1 b 0 1 2 255 Time stamps of the billing periods
objects
[1] Table 12
[1] A.3. [2]
D.1.2.2
com VZ = 0-99
1 b 0 1 2 f Time stamp of the billing period VZ
(last reset), or time stamps of the 1-25
most recent billing periods or time
stamps of an unspecified number of
billing periods.
7 VZ means the status of the billing period counter, 0-99 readable under code
0,1.x.0.1.0.255. For the other values of F, see Table A.2. of IEC 62056-61.
com 1 b 0 1 2 VZ-1 Time stamp of the billing period VZ-1 7 Idem
com 1 b 0 1 2 VZ-n Time stamp of the billing period VZ-n 7 Idem
com 1 b 0 2 255 255 Program entries objects [1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.5
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1 b 0 2 0 255 Configuration program version number 1,3 If IC = 3 Data is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
1 b 0 2 1 255 Parameter record number 1,3 Idem
1 b 0 2 2 255 Time switch program number 1,3 Idem
1 b 0 2 3 255 RCR program number 1,3 Idem
1 b 0 2 4 255 Meter connection diagram ID 1,3 Idem
1 b 0 2 7 255 Passive calendar name 1,3 For display only. Corresponds to Activity calendar attribute 6. Proposed by
Siemens metering.
com 1 b 0 3 255 255 Output pulse constants objects [1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.6
[2] D.1.2.6 defines use of IC = 3 register. It is proposed to allow also IC = 1 Data.
[2] D.1.2.6 needs to be amended accordingly.
1 b 0 3 0 255 R
LW
Active energy metrological LED 3 1
1 b 0 3 1 255 R
LB
Reactive energy metrological LED 3 1
1 b 0 3 2 255 R
LS
Apparent energy metrological LED 3 1
1 b 0 3 3 255 R
AW
Active energy output pulse 3 1
1 b 0 3 4 255 R
AB
Reactive energy output pulse 3 1
1 b 0 3 5 255 R
AS
Apparent energy output pulse 3 1
com 1 b 0 4 255 255 Ratios objects [1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.7
If a transformer ratio is expressed as a fraction the ratio is the numerator divided
by the denominator. If the transformer ratio is expressed by an integer or real
figure, only the numerator is used.
1 b 0 4 0 255 Reading factor for power 1 3 In the whole group, it is proposed to allow also IC = 3 register. [2] D.1.2.7 needs to
be amended accordingly.
1 b 0 4 1 255 Reading factor for energy 1 3
1 b 0 4 2 0-99,
255
Transformer ratio - current (numerator) 1 3 F = V-y where y can be set at any value between -1 and n, for current values
group F is not used.
1 b 0 4 3 0-99,
255
Transformer ratio - voltage (numerator) 1 3
1 b 0 4 4 0-99,
255
Overall transformer ratio (numerator) 1 3
1 b 0 4 5 0-99,
255
Transformer ratio - current
(denominator)
1 3
1 b 0 4 6 0-99,
255
Transformer ratio - voltage
(denominator)
1 3
1 b 0 4 7 0-99,
255
Overall transformer ratio -
(denominator)
1 3
com 1 b 0 6 255 255 Nominal values objects [1] Table 12
1 b 0 6 0 255 Voltage [V] 1.3
1 b 0 6 1 255 Basic/nominal current [A] 1.3
1 b 0 6 2 255 Frequency [Hz] 1.3
1 b 0 6 3 255 Maximum current [A] 1.3
1 b 0 6 4 0-99,
255
Reference voltage for power quality
measurement
1.3 F = V-y where y can be set at any value between -1 and n, for current values
com 1 b 0 7 255 255 Input pulse constants objects [1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.6
[2] D.1.2.6 defines use of IC = 3 register. It is proposed to allow also IC = 1 Data.
1 b 0 7 0 255 R
EW
[imp/kWh] (active energy) 3 1
1 b 0 7 1 255 R
EB
[imp/kvarh] (reactive energy) 3 1
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[imp/kVAh] (apparent energy) 3 1
com 1 b 0 8 255 255 Measurement-/registration period
duration objects
[1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.9
F = V-y where y can be set at any value between -1 and n, for current values
1 b 0 8 0 0-99,
255
Measurement period 1, for average
value 1
1.3 Attribute 8 of a Demand register.
1 b 0 8 1 0-99,
255
Measurement period 2, for average
value 2
1.3 Idem
1 b 0 8 2 0-99,
255
Measurement period 3, for
instantaneous value
1.3 Idem
1 b 0 8 3 0-99,
255
Measurement period 4, for test value 1.3 Idem
1 b 0 8 4 0-99,
255
Recording interval 1, for load profile 1.3
1 b 0 8 5 0-99,
255
Recording interval 2, for load profile 1.3
1 b 0 8 6 0-99,
255
Billing period 1.3
com 1 b 0 9 255 255 Time entries objects [1] Table 12
[2] D.1.2.9
1 b 0 9 0 255 Time expired since last end of billing
period
1.3
1 b 0 9 1 255 Local time 1.3 For display only. For communication use Attribute 2 of a Clock register
1 b 0 9 2 255 Local date 1.3 For display only. For communication use Attribute 2 of a Clock register
com 1 b 0 9 3 255 Reserved
com 1 b 0 9 4 255 Reserved
1 b 0 9 5 255 Week day (0 to 7) 1.3
1 b 0 9 6 255 Time of last reset 1.3
1 b 0 9 7 255 Date of last reset 1.3 Idem
1 b 0 9 8 255 Output pulse duration 3
1 b 0 9 9 255 Clock synchronisation window 1.3 Part of method 5 of IC = 8 Clock.
1 b 0 9 10 255 Clock synchronisation method 1.3 The synchronisation method is enumerated (methods of the clock object). The use
of this object needs to be clarified! Is it for display only?
com 1 b 0 10 255 255 Coefficients objects [1] Table 12 F = V-y where y can be set at any value between -1 and n, for current values
1 b 0 10 0 0-99,
255
Transformer magnetic losses 3 [1] Table 12 y can be set at any value between -1 and n, for current values group F is not used.
1 b 0 10 1 0-99,
255
Transformer thermal losses 3 [1] Table 12 Idem
1 b 0 10 2 0-99,
255
Line resistance losses 3 [1] Table 12 Idem
1 b 0 10 3 0-99,
255
Line reactance losses 3 [1] Table 12 Idem
com 1 b 0 11 255 255 Measurement methods objects [1] Table 12 It is proposed to allow also using IC = 3 Register, with scaler = 0, unit = 255.
1 b 0 11 1 255 Algorithm for active power 1 3 [2] D.1.2.10 The algorithms are enumerated.
1 b 0 11 2 255 Algorithm for active energy 1 3 [2] D.1.2.11 Idem
1 b 0 11 3 255 Algorithm for reactive power 1 3 [2] D.1.2.12 Idem
1 b 0 11 4 255 Algorithm for reactive energy 1 3 [2] D.1.2.13 Idem
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1 b 0 11 5 255 Algorithm for apparent power 1 3 [2] D 1.2.14 Idem
1 b 0 11 6 255 Algorithm for apparent energy 1 3 [2] D.1.2.15 Idem
1 b 0 11 7 255 Algorithm for power factor 1 3 [2] D.1.2.16 Idem
com 1 b c = 1-
30, 33-
50, 53-
70, 73-
80, 82
255 255 255 Electrical energy related objects,
except per phase current, per phase
voltage, neutral current, neutral
voltage and angles
[3] Table 4,
5,8,9, [2]
D.1.2.1
def c = 1-30, 33-50, 53-70, 73-80, 82
com 1 b 1 255 255 255 S Li Active power+
com 1 b 2 255 255 255 S L
i
Active power -
com 1 b 3 255 255 255 S L
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Reactive power +
com 1 b 4 255 255 255 S L
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Reactive power -
com 1 b 5 255 255 255 S L
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Reactive power QI
com 1 b 6 255 255 255 S L
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Reactive power QII
com 1 b 7 255 255 255 S L
i
Reactive power QIII
com 1 b 8 255 255 255 S L
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Reactive power QIV
com 1 b 9 255 255 255 S L
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Apparent power+
com 1 b 10 255 255 255 S L
i
Apparent power - If the apparent power is calculated over the four quadrants, C = 9 shall be used.
com 1 b 11 255 255 255 Current: any phase
com 1 b 12 255 255 255 Voltage: any phase
com 1 b 13 255 255 255 Average power factor
com 1 b 14 255 255 255 Supply frequency
com 1 b 15 255 255 255
S L
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Active power QI+QIV+QII+QIII
com 1 b 16 255 255 255
S L
I
Active power QI+QIV-QII-QIII
com 1 b 17 255 255 255 S L
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Active power QI
com 1 b 18 255 255 255 S L
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Active power QII
com 1 b 19 255 255 255 S L
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Active power QIII
com 1 b 20 255 255 255 S L
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Active power QIV
com 1 b 21 255 255 255 L
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Active power+
com 1 b 22 255 255 255 L
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Active power-
com 1 b 23 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power+
com 1 b 24 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power-
com 1 b 25 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QI
com 1 b 26 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QII
com 1 b 27 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QIII
com 1 b 28 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QIV
com 1 b 29 255 255 255 L
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Apparent power+
com 1 b 30 255 255 255 L
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Apparent power-
com 1 b 33 255 255 255 L
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Power factor
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Frequency
com 1 b 35 255 255 255 L
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com 1 b 36 255 255 255 L
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com 1 b 37 255 255 255 L
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Active power QI
com 1 b 38 255 255 255 L
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Active power QII
com 1 b 39 255 255 255 L
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Active power QIII
com 1 b 40 255 255 255 L
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Active power QIV
com 1 b 41 255 255 255 L
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Active power+
com 1 b 42 255 255 255 L
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Active power-
com 1 b 43 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power+
com 1 b 44 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power-
com 1 b 45 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QI
com 1 b 46 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QII
com 1 b 47 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QIII
com 1 b 48 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QIV
com 1 b 49 255 255 255 L
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Apparent power+
com 1 b 50 255 255 255 L
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Apparent power-
com 1 b 53 255 255 255 L
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Power factor
com 1 b 54 255 255 255 L
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Frequency
com 1 b 55 255 255 255 L
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com 1 b 56 255 255 255 L
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com 1 b 57 255 255 255 L
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Active power QI
com 1 b 58 255 255 255 L
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Active power QII
com 1 b 59 255 255 255 L
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Active power QIII
com 1 b 60 255 255 255 L
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Active power QIV
com 1 b 61 255 255 255 L
3
Active power+
com 1 b 62 255 255 255 L
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Active power-
com 1 b 63 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power+
com 1 b 64 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power-
com 1 b 65 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QI
com 1 b 66 255 255 255 L
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Reactive power QII
com 1 b 67 255 255 255 L
3
Reactive power QIII
com 1 b 68 255 255 255 L
3
Reactive power QIV
com 1 b 69 255 255 255 L
3
Apparent power+
com 1 b 70 255 255 255 L
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Apparent power-
com 1 b 73 255 255 255 L
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Power factor
com 1 b 74 255 255 255 L
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Frequency
com 1 b 75 255 255 255 L
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com 1 b 76 255 255 255 L
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com 1 b 77 255 255 255 L
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Active power QI
com 1 b 78 255 255 255 L
3
Active power QII
com 1 b 79 255 255 255 L
3
Active power QIII
com 1 b 80 255 255 255 L
3
Active power QIV
com 1 b 82 255 255 255 Unitless quantity (pulses or pieces)
objects
1 b c 0 0 255 Billing period average (since last reset),
total
3 4.5 [1] does not define which classes to use. If class 4 or 5 are used, the unused
attributes shall have no access.
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com 1 b c 0 1 255 Billing period average (since last reset)
tariff 1
3 4.5
com 1 b c 0 63 255 Billing period average (since last reset)
tariff 63
3 4.5
1 b c 0 1-63 255 Billing period average (since last reset)
per tariff, current billing period
3 4.5 E =1-63, for rates 1-63. E = 128-254 manufacturer specific. All other reserved.
com 1 b c 0 0-63 1 Billing period average (since last reset)
per tariff, value of a past billing periode
7 [1] A.3 [2]
D.1.2.1
The value that is represented after reaching the limit of the billing period counter,
contains the billing period value code 0 for modulo-100 and 1 for other e.g.modulo-
12.
com 1 b c 0 0-63 0 Idem, value of past billing period/older
value
7 [2] D.1.2.2 Idem
com 1 b c 0 0-63 99 Idem, older value 7
com 1 b c 0 0-63 98 Idem, older value 7
com 1 b c 0 0-63 101 Idem, most recent value 7 [1] A.3
com 1 b c 0 0-63 102 Idem, two most recent values 7
com 1 b c 0 0-63 125 25 most recent values 7
com 1 b c 0 0-63 126 Unspecified number of most recent
values
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1 b c 0 0-63 f Billing period average (since last reset)
per tariff, historic value
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1 b c 1 0 255 Cumulative minimum 1 total 3 D = 1-6: Averaging scheme 1. The typical usage is for billing purposes.
1 b c 1 1-63 255 Cumulative minimum 1 per tariff,
current billing period
3
1 b c 1 0-63 f Cumulative mimimum 1 per tariff,
historic values
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1 b c 2 0 255 Cumulative maximum 1 total 3
1 b c 2 1-63 255 Cumulative maximum 1 per tariff,
3
1 b c 2 0-63 f Cumulative maximum 1 per tariff,
historic values
7
1 b c 3 0 255 Minimum 1 7.4 3 IC = 7 is used if several values are captured. IC = 4 is used if only one single value
is captured. It is proposed to allow using IC = 3 Register if the attributes "status"
and "capture_time" are not used. [2] D.1.2.1 has to be amended accordingly.
1 b c 3 1-63 255 Minimum 1, per tariff, current billing
period
7.4 3
1 b c 3 0-63 f Minimum 1, per tariff, historic values 7
1 b c 4 0 255 Current average 1 5 3 Attribute 2 of the demand register. It is also the Logical name of the demand
register object, IC = 5. With IC = 3 for display purposes only.
1 b c 5 0 255 Last average 1 3 Attribute 3 of the demand register. With C = 3 is for display use only. In case of
sliding demand, another last average register (e.g. D =15) with block demand
(number_of _intervals = 1) could be used for displaying last subinterval average.
1 b c 6 0 255 Maximum 1 7.4 3 Same as for Minimum 1.
1 b c 6 1-63 255 Maximum 1, per tariff, current billing
period
7.4 3 Idem
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1 b c 6 0-63 f Maximum 1, per tariff, historic value 7
1 b 1-13,
15-20,
21-30,
33, 35-
50, 53,
55-70,
73, 75-
80
7 0 255 Instantaneous value (except for
frequency and per phase current and
voltage)
3 Typically controlled by measurement period 3. If averaging scheme 3 is used for
instantaneous values, (it is the typical use) the meaning of D = 7 and D = 24 is the
same.
1 b 14, 34,
54, 74
7 0.255 255 Instantaneous value of frequency 3,4 No need for further classification of instantaneous value of frequency.
1 b c 8 0 255 Time integral 1, total, current billing
period
3.4 [1] Table 5 Time integral calculated from the first start of measurement.
1 b c 8 1-63 255 Time integral 1, per tariff, current billing
period
3.4 [2] D.1.2.1
1 b c 8 0-63 f Time integral 1, per tariff, historic value 7 Idem
period
3.4 Time integral calculated from the beginning of the current billing period.
period
3.4 See at D = 8
1 b c 9 0-63 f Time integral 2, per tariff, historic value 7
period
3,4 [1] Table 5 Time integral of the positive difference between the quantity and a prescribed
threshold value. Historic and tariff values are possible. As defined in D.1.2.8,
threshold values are instances of the IC "register monitor", defining the threshold
value, the monitored _value and the actions to be performed.
period
3,4
1 b c 10 0-63 f Time integral 3, per tariff, historic value 7
1 b c 11 0 255 Cumulative minimum 2 total 3 D = 11-16, Averaging scheme 2. The typical usage is for billing purposes.
3
historic values
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7.4 3
1 b c 14 0 255 Current average 2 5 See comment at D = 4.
1 b c 15 0 255 Last average 2 3 See comment at D = 5.
1 b c 16 0 255 Maximum 2 7.4 3
period
7.4 3
1 b c 21 0 255 Cumulative minimum 3 total 3 D = 21-26, Averaging scheme 3. The typical usage is for instantaneous values.
3
historic values
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3
historic values
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1 b c 23 0 255 Minimum 3 7.4 3
period
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1 b c 24 0 255 Current average 3 5 See comment at D = 4.
1 b c 25 0 255 Last average 3 3 See comment at D = 5.
1 b c 26 0 255 Maximum 3 7.4 3
period
7.4 3
1 b c 27 255 255 Current average 5 5 [1] Table 5 The value of a current demand register using recording interval 1 as a time base
1 b c 28 255 255 Current average 6 5 [1] Table 5 The value of a current demand register using recording interval 2 as a time base
1 b c 29 255 255 Time integral 5 3 4 Time integral 5, used for load profile recording. Time integral of the quantity
calculated from the beginning of the current recording interval to the instantaneous
time point for recording period 1.
1 b c 29 0-63 255 Time integral 5, per tariff 3,4 Time integral of the quantity calculated from the beginning of the current recording
interval to the instantaneous time point for recording period 1, per tariff
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1 b c 30 255 255 Time integral 6 3 4 Time integral 6, used for load profile recording. Time integral of the quantity
calculated from the beginning of the current recording interval to the instantaneous
time point for recording period 2.
1 b c 30 0-63 255 Time integral 6, per tariff 3,4 Time integral of the quantity calculated from the beginning of the current recording
interval to the instantaneous time point for recording period 2, per tariff
1 b c 55 255 255 Test Average 3 5
1 b c 58 255 255 Time integral 4 3 4 [1] Table 5 Test time integral
com c1 =
11,12,
14,
31,32,
34,
51,52,
54,
71,72,
74, 91,
92
Threshold objects for current,
voltage and frequency
def c1 = 11,12,14,31,32,34, 51,52,54,71,72,74,91, 92
1 b c1 31 0 0-255 Under limit threshold 3 4 [1] table 5 [1]
A.3.
Value F contains the reference into several threshold levels (if applicable).
1 b c1 32 0 0-255 Under limit occurrence counter 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 33 0 0-255 Under limit duration 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 34 0 0-255 Under limit magnitude 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 35 0 0-255 Over limit threshold 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 36 0 0-255 Over limit occurrence counter 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 37 0 0-255 Over limit duration 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 38 0 0-255 Over limit magnitude 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 39 0 0-255 Missing threshold 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 40 0 0-255 Missing occurrence counter 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 41 0 0-255 Missing duration 3 4 Idem
1 b c1 42 0 0-255 Missing magnitude 3 4 Idem
com 1 b c2 = 1-
10, 13,
15-30,
33, 35-
50, 53,
55-70,
73, 75-
80, 82
255 255 255 Threshold objects for demand, time
integral, power factor and unitless
quantities
[2] D.1.2.8 For monitoring these values, IC = 21, Register monitor is used. [1] and [2] do not
specify the OBIS name of the register monitor objects. It is proposed to use the
same OBIS name as the OBIS name of the monitored quantity. Attribute 2 holds
the thresholds; several values are possible. Attribute 3 defines the object and
attribute to be monitored. Attribute 4 holds the actions to be executed when the
value crosses the threshold monitored up- or downwards.
def c2 = 1-10,13,15-30,33,35-50,53,55-70,73,75-80,82
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21-30,
55, 58
0 255 Threshold objects for demand, time
integral and power factor
21 [2] 5.15,
D.1.2.8
1 b c2 0-16,
21-30,
55, 58
1-63 255 Threshold objects for demand, time
integral and power factor per tariff
21
com 1 b c3 =
31,32,
51,52,
71,72,
91,92
255 255 255 Per phase current and voltage
values
com 1 b 31 255 255 255 L
1
current values
com 1 b 32 255 255 255 L
1
voltage values
com 1 b 51 255 255 255 L
2
current values
com 1 b 52 255 255 255 L
2
voltage values
com 1 b 71 255 255 255 L
3
current values
com 1 b 72 255 255 255 L
3
voltage values
com 1 b 91 255 255 255 L
o
currrent (neutral) objects)
com 1 b 92 255 255 255 L
o
voltage (neutral) objects
def
c3 = 31,32,51,52,71,72,91,92
1 b c3 0 0-63 255 Billing period average (since last reset)
per tariff
3,4,5
1 b c3 0 0-63 f Billing period average (since last reset)
per tariff, historical values
7
1 b c3 1-6 0-63 255 Averaging scheme 1 values per tariff 3,4,5,7 4
1 b c3 1-6 0-63 f Averaging scheme 1 per tariff,
historical values
7
1 b c3 7 0 255 Instantaneous values, total 3.4 Includes all harmonics. If averaging scheme 3 is used for instantaneous values,
then D = 7 is the same as D = 24. In EDIS, D = 24 is used. Some countries took
over this. See lines 460-463.
com 1 b c3 7 1 255 Instantaneous values, 1
st
harmonic 3.4
com 1 b c3 7 127 255
Instantaneous values, 127
th
harmonic
3.4
1 b c3 7 1-127 255 Instantaneous values, n
th
harmonic 3.4
com 1 b c3 7 128-
254
255 Instantaneous values, manufacturer
specific
3.4
com 1 b c3 7 255 255 Instantaneous values, reserved
1 b c3 8-16 0-63 255 Time integral 1-3 and averaging
scheme 2 values per tariff
3,4,5,7
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1 b c3 8-16 0-63 f Time integral 1-3 and averaging
scheme 2 per tariff and historical
values
7
1 b c3 21-23,
25-26
0-63 255 Averaging scheme 3 values per tariff 3,4,5,7 Idem
1 b c3 21-23,
25-26
0-63 f Averaging scheme 3 per tariff and
historical values
7
1 b c3 24 0 255 Current average 3 values, total 3,4 [1] Table 8 has to be amended to allow D= 7,24
com 1 b c3 24 1 255
Current average 3 values, 1st harmonic
3,4
com 1 b c3 24 127 255 Current average 3 values, 127th
harmonic
3,4
1 b c3 24 1-127 255 Current average 3 values, nth
harmonic
3,4
1 b c3 27-30 0-63 255 Current average 5,6 and Time integral
5,6, values per tariff
3,4,5
1 b c3 27-30 0-63 f Current average 5,6 and Time integral
5,6, per tariff and historical values
7
com 1 b 81 7 255 255 Angle measurement [1] 5.5.2
1 b 81 7 0 255 U(L1) - U(L1) 3 The reference is U(L1). No meaning.
1 b 81 7 1 255 U(L1) - U(L2) 3 The reference is U(L1).
1 b 81 7 2 255 U(L1) - U(L3) 3 Idem
1 b 81 7 4 255 U(L1) - I(L1) 3 Idem
1 b 81 7 5 255 U(L1) - I(L2) 3 Idem
1 b 81 7 6 255 U(L1) - I(L3) 3 Idem
1 b 81 7 7 255 U(L1) - I(L0) 3 Idem
1 b 81 7 10 255 U(L2) - U(L1) 3 The reference is U(L2).
1 b 81 7 11 255 U(L2) - U(L2) 3 No meaning
1 b 81 7 12 255 U(L2) - U(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 14 255 U(L2) - I(L1) 3
1 b 81 7 15 255 U(L2) - I(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 16 255 U(L2) - I(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 17 255 U(L2) - I(L0) 3
1 b 81 7 20 255 U(L3) - U(L1) 3 The reference is U(L3)
1 b 81 7 21 255 U(L3) - U(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 22 255 U(L3) - U(L3) 3 No meaning
1 b 81 7 24 255 U(L3) - I(L1) 3
1 b 81 7 25 255 U(L3) - I(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 26 255 U(L3) - I(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 27 255 U(L3) - I(L0) 3
1 b 81 7 40 255 I(L1) - U(L1) 3 The reference is I(L1)
1 b 81 7 41 255 I(L1) - U(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 42 255 I(L1) - U(L3) 3
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1 b 81 7 44 255 I(L1) - I(L1) 3 No meaning
1 b 81 7 45 255 I(L1) - I(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 46 255 I(L1) - I(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 47 255 I(L1) - I(L0) 3
1 b 81 7 51 255 I(L2) - U(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 52 255 I(L2) - U(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 54 255 I(L2) - I(L1) 3
1 b 81 7 55 255 I(L2) - I(L2) 3 No meaning
1 b 81 7 56 255 I(L2) - I(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 57 255 I(L2) - I(L0) 3
1 b 81 7 61 255 I(L3) - U(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 62 255 I(L3) - U(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 64 255 I(L3) - I(L1) 3
1 b 81 7 65 255 I(L3) - I(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 66 255 I(L3) - I(L3) 3 No meaning
1 b 81 7 67 255 I(L3) - I(L0) 3
1 b 81 7 71 255 I(L0) - U(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 72 255 I(L0) - U(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 74 255 I(L0) - I(L1) 3
1 b 81 7 75 255 I(L0) - I(L2) 3
1 b 81 7 76 255 I(L0) - I(L3) 3
1 b 81 7 77 255 I(L0) - I(L0) 3 No meaning
com 1 b 96 255 255 255 Electricity-related service entries
objects
com 1 b 96 50-96 0-255 0-255 Electricity-related service entries 1,3,4,7 These are not defined in [1] or [2]. See also general service entries, with A = 0.
With A = 1, shall be reserved for future use.
com 1 b 97 97 255 255
Electricity-related error objects
com 1 b 97 97 0-
127,25
5
255 Electricity-related error messages 1.3 These are not defined in [1] or [2]. See also general error messages with A = 0.
With A = 1, shall be reserved for future use.
com 1 b 98 255 255 255 Electricity list objects
com 1 b 98 1 0-127 f Electricity list 7 These are not defined in [1] or [2].. See also general lists with A = 0. With A = 1,
shall be reserbed for future use.
com 1 b 99 255 255 255 Electricity profile objects [1] 5.10
1 b 99 1 0-127 255
Load profile with recording period 1
7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
1 b 99 2 0-127 255
Load profile with recording period 2
7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
1 b 99 3 0 255 Load profile during test 7 Value of F=0 in IEC 62056-61 seems to be a mistake. To be corrected.
1 b 99 10 1 255 Dips voltage profile 7 Idem
1 b 99 10 2 255 Swells voltage profile 7 Idem
1 b 99 10 3 255 Cuts voltage profile 7 Idem
1 b 99 11 1-127 255 Voltage harmonic profile 7 Idem. n-th voltage harmonic profile
1 b 99 12 1-127 255 Current harmonic profile 7 Idem. n-th current harmonic profile
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1 b 99 13 0 255 Voltage unbalance profile 7 Idem
1 b 99 98 0-255 255 Event log 7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
1 b 99 99 0-255 255 Certification data log 7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
com 1 b 100 255 255 255 Reserved objects
com 1 b 100-
127,25
5
0-255 0-255 0-255 Reserved
com 1 b 128 255 255 255 Electricity related manufacturer
specific objects
If any group B to F contains a value between 128 and 254, the whole code is
considered as manufacturer specific and even the other value groups, (with the
exception of group A) are not necessarily bearing any meaning defined by this
standard. In all groups, the value 255 means "not used". Manufacturer specific
objects can be of any class. The manufacturer must ensure that each and every
COSEM object within the logical device can be uniquely identified by the
combination of its OBIS name and interface class.
1 128-
254
0-255 0-255 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific electricity related
objects, Group B>127
* Objects that are already defined in [1] and [2] shall not be re-defined as
manufacturer specific (this requirement is not in [1] or [2] but it needs to be added).
1 b 128-
254
0-255 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific electricity related
objects, Group C>127
*
1 b 0-254 128-
254
0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific electricity related
objects, Group D>127
* Idem
1 b 0-254 0-254 128-
254
0-255 Manufacturer specific electricity related
objects, Group E>127
* Idem
1 b 0-254 0-254 0-254 128-255 Manufacturer specific electricity related
objects, Group F>127
* Idem
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