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This version contains abstract, electricity and gas related objects.
References:
[1] DLMS UA 1000-1:2005 COSEM Identification System and interface classes "Blue Book" 7th
Edition (Issued on 12/09/2005; in line with IEC 62056-61 and IEC 62056-62 CDV and comments
received.
DLMS
[2] EN User
13757-1 Association
Communication system for meters and remote reading of meters - Part 1: Data
exchange
COSEM conformance testing
OBIS codes
roject: COSEM conformance testing -

List of standardised OBIS codes
DLMS UA WG Maintenance
Paul Fuchs, Gyozo Kmethy
V 2.3
Released
10/26/2005
© copyright DLMS UA 1997-2005
DLMS User Association use only
OBIS list v2.3_GK051026.xls
V2.2
8/29/2005
OBIS list v2.2_GK050928.xls
stract, electricity and gas related objects.
05 COSEM Identification System and interface classes "Blue Book" 7th

/2005; in line with IEC 62056-61 and IEC 62056-62 CDV and comments
DLMS
nication system for metersUA
and 1001-6 Ed. 2.3
remote reading 26/10/2005
of meters - Part 1: Data
DLMS User Association Issues 381792883.xlsx
Item Line Abstact codes:
Electricity related codes
Gas related objects
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DLMS User Association Explanations 381792883.xlsx
Objective
The objective of this document is to list all OBIS codes defined in the Blue Book.
The Conformance Test Tool uses this list of OBIS codes to test the validity of the logical name of
the COSEM objects found in the Implementation under test (IUT). The relevant worksheets shall
be declared in the PICS. For example, in an electricity meter, the use of the worksheets "Abstract"
and "Electricity" shall be declared, whereas in a gas meter, the use of "Abstract" and "Gas" shall
be declared.
Explanations
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 value groups of the OBIS code.
These definitions apply in the lines below the definition.
In the column IC class, IC classes as defined in [1] are included.
In column Alt IC class alternative possibilities are proposed, the test tool will accept them.
"*" in this column 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.
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DLMS User Association Change log 381792883.xlsx
Change log:
V 1.0 first draft
Changes in V1.51 2002-03-15

First release
Changes in V 1.7, 2004-01-06, in work

Abstract objects worksheet updated to be in line with draft Edition 2 of IEC 62056-61 and IEC
62056-62
Electricity objects worksheet updated to be in line with draft Edition 2 of IEC 62056-61 and IEC
62056-62
Gas worksheet added based on EN13757-1
Changes in V1.8, 2004-09-10, in work
The tables are brought in line with Blue Book, Sixth Edition.
Changes in V1.9, 2005-04-07
The tables are brought in line with 13/1441/CDV, draft IEC 62056-61 Ed. 2 and 13/1442/CDV,
draft IEC 62056-62 Ed. 2
Changes in V2.0, 2005-05-02
Abstract codes:
Line 18, second sentence of the Comment deleted.
Electricity codes:
Lines 122-133 deleted, as these codes are listed later, towards the end of the table. All line
numbers decreased by 12.
Line 122 and 124: 88 and 89 added to range definition
Lines 204 and 205: With A =1 C = 88, Summa Li A2h, C = 89 Summa Li V2h: All following lines
shifted up by 2
Lines 332 and 334: 88 and 89 added to range definition
Line 380: Range definition corrected
Line 389: This line became a "com" line to avoid overlap with line 300
Lines 528, 529: With A = 1, C = 93, E = 49 L1 A2h, E = 50 L1 V2h
Lines 580-581: Manufacturer specific electricity related abstract codes with C = 96, D = 50-99
added. All following lines shifted up by 2.
Line 597: Power failure event log C = 99, D = 97 added.
Document released for integration into CTT.
Changes in V2.1, 2005-05-23

Abstract codes:
Line 250, 251, 253: Value grop F: 255 is also allowed (wild card). Note updated.
Line 255: Value of group E is 0...127 instead of 1...127
Electricity codes:
Lines 219, 224, 229, 248, 253, 258 263, 268, 273, 289, 294, 299, 306, 365, 583, 584, value
group F is also allowed (wildcard).
Line 230: Interface class 7 is also allowed to capture several maxima.
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Line 237, 238: Interface class 7 is also allowed to capture several maxima. Reference
amended.
Line 242: In value group C, codes 31, 32, 51, 52, 71, 72, 91 and 92 are also allowed. Column H
and comments amended accordingly.
Lines 269, 270: Interface class 7 is also allowed to capture several maxima.
amended.
Line 300: Value group C codes are the same as with D = 7. Note added.
amended.
Lines 316, 320, 321, 325, 335, 339, 343: F = 255 is also allowed, to identify multiple thresholds.
Lines 367, 371, 375: interface classe 3,4,5 also allowed for representing historical values with
simple objects.
Line 586: F = 255 is also allowed.
Gas codes:
Lines 106, 110, 121, 125, 129, 140, 144, 148, 159: value group F is also allowed (wildcard).
6/20/2005
Cover page footer has been corrected to: DLMS UA 1001-6 Ed.2:2005-06. No other changes,
version and filename kept.
Changes in Version 2.2, 2005-09-19

Document brought in line with Blue Book 7th Edition of 2005-09-12
Explanations:
Use of this document and declaration of the worksheets in the CTT PICS amended.
Abstract codes:
Line 3-4: The use of the "&" character in value group A, already used in V 1.5.1 of this
document has been re-introduced. All lines are shifted up by 2.
Line 9: Comment amended to cover new reserved ranges 200-239 and 241-254.
Line 13: Comment amended to include C = 240 as manufacturer specific.
Line 17: Note added.
Line 20-21: Comment amended regarding use of value group B.
Line 58: In the comments, reference is amended.
Lines 65-71: Definition of "a" has been deleted. In value group A, "&" is specified.
Lines 72-73: Data objects for parametrization of the standard readout have been added. All
lines are shifted up by 3.
Line 87: Note amended.
Lines 150, 153: Comment amended.
Lines 167, 173, 179: It is allowed to combine status words into a global "Profile generic" or
"Register table" or object.
Line 178: Internal operating status obejcts can also be releted to an energy type.
Line 207: Note amended to specify default scaler_unit when "Data" objects are used.
Lines 221-230: Auto fill error in the column of value group A and the IC class is corrected.
Line 231: Note deleted.
Lines 258-260, 262: Abstract related profiles added.
Line 274: In value group C, 240 has been added.
Electricity related codes:
Line 2: Comment added. All subsequent lines shifted up by 1.
Line 7: Comment amended to cover new reserved ranges 200-239 and 241-254.
Line 11: Comment amended to include C = 240 as manufacturer specific.
Lines 32-34: Comment deleted.
Line 243, 301: Range definition amended (editorial)
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Line 322 deleted. All following lines shifted down by one.

Line 314: Title and range definition amended. It is allowed now specify thresholds for any
quantity.
Lines 317-328: Use of tariffs is also allowed. In value group F, 0-99 and 255 allowed.
Lines 318, 322, 326: For occurence counters, IC = 1 "Data" and IC = 3 "Register" are allowed.
Line 330-331: It is allowed now to monitor the instantaneous value of any quantity
Lines 332.335: It is allowed now to monitor the current average and the last average of any
quantity. All subsequent lines shifted down by 15.
Line 365: Range definition amended: C = 11 and 12 also allowed.
Line 432: Register table object added to include the summary of phase angles.
Line 433: C = 12 also allowed.
Line 465: Register table object added to include the summary of voltage dips.
Line 562-566: Electricity related internal operating status objects added.
Gas related codes:
Changes in version 2.3, 2005-10-26

This version cancels and replaces V2.1 and V.2.2
Abstract codes:
Line 4: comment on the meaning of "&" amended
Line 19: Comment on using non-media related billing period counter etc. objects addded.
Lines 20-39: Abstract related billing period counter etc.codes added. All lnes ar shifted up by
21.
Line 126: SELMA specific objects are not testable for the time being (line "commented out").
Electricity related codes

Line 123: All electricity related quantities are brought here now (per phase voltage and current,
unitless quantities)
Line 156-157: Per phase voltage and current added. All following line shifted up by 2.
Line 242-243: Current average and last average 1: Per tariff values are also allowed now. For
display purposes, "Register" or "Extended register" can be used.
Line 281-282: Current average and last average 2: Per tariff values are also allowed now. For
display purposes, "Register" or "Extended register" can be used.
Line 249: Instantaneous values: IC = 4 "Extended Register" is alternatively allowed now.
Line 307: Current average 3: For display purposes, "Register" or "Extended register" can be
used. Here, per tariff values are not allowed, because it would lead to an overlap with harmonic
measurement.
Line 308: Last average 3: Per tariff values are also allowed now. For display purposes,
"Register" or "Extended register" can be used.
Line 314-319: Current average and time inteegral 5,6, Test average, Time integral 4 : E = 0 is
also allowed now.
Line 304: Per tariff values are allowed now.
Line 342: Per phase voltage and current objects have been integrated now with other quantities
and have been removed from here.
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List of standard Abstract codes
DLMS User Association 381792883.xlsx
A B C D E F G H I J K L
1 com "com" in the first column means the row is for comment.
2 com This worksheet includes all OBIS codes used to identify abstract objects. These codes are common for all energy type/media.
3 com In column of value group A, "&" means that the value can be 0 or a value corresponding to the relevant energy type.
4 com For example, where "&" is shown, the value can be 0 and/or 1 in an electricity metering device, and 0 and/or 7 in a gas metering device.
5 com Value group IC Alt IC Reference Comments
6 com A B C D E F Meaning class class
com [1] 5.3.2, 5.4.1 Value group A defines the media (energy type) that the metering is related to.
7 For abstract objects, A = 0. Standard abstract objects are the same for all energy
types (media).
com [1] 5.3.3, 5.4.2 Group B defines channels 0...64. Values 65...127 are available for utility specific
8 use.
com [1] 5.3.4, 5.4.3 The standard range of value group C is 0...127, 200-239 and 241-254.
9
com [1] 5.3.5, 5.4.4 The standard range of value group D is 0...127.
10
com [1] 5.3.6, 5.4.5 Group E is generally used for further classification.
11
com [1] 5.3.7, Group F generally is used for historical values. The standard range is 0...99 and
12 5.4.6.1, 5.7.3 101...126.
com [1] 5.3.8 In group B the range 128...199, in group C the range 128...199 and 240, in
13 groups D, E and F the range 128...254 is available for manufacturer specific
purposes, unless otherwise specified.
com [1] 4.6.2 In all groups the value 255 means "not used". All codes not specified are
14 reserved.
15 com Range definitions
16 com "def" in the first column marks a row defining a range of values valid for groups A,B,C,D,E, or F for the lines following.
def b=0- [1] 5.4.2 If channel information is not essential, the value 0 shall be assigned.
17 64
com 0 b 255 255 255 255 Abstract objects [1] 4.6.1.1, In the "com" lines starting new code ranges, 255 is used as a wildcard.
18 5.6.2
com Billing period values / reser counter / time stamp objects are generally media
related. Using such objects with A = 0 are used if non-media related objects or
objects related to more than one media are captured. However, use of abstract
19 related or media related codes are exclusive: only one of them can be used.
com 0 b 0 1 255 255 Billing period values / reset counter [1] 4.6.1.2.2, These values are represented by instances of the interface class "Data", with
entries objects (first biling period 4.6.1.2.4 data types unsigned. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used,
20 scheme if there are two) scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
21 com 0 b 0 1 0 VZ Billing period counter object (1), VZ 1 3,4
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0 b 0 1 0 0-99, Billing period counter object (1) 1 3,4
22 255
0 b 0 1 1 255 Number of available billing periods 1 3,4
23 object (1)
com 0 b 0 1 2 255 Time stamps of the billing periods These values are represented by instances of the interface class "Data", with
objects (first billing period scheme data types octet-string, formatted as date_time. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4
24 if there are two) "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
com 0 b 0 1 2 VZ Time stamp of the billing period (1) VZ 1 3,4 VZ means the status of the billing period counter, 0-99 readable under code
25 (last reset) 0.1.x.0.1.0.255.
com 0 b 0 1 2 VZ-1 Time stamp of the billing period (1) VZ- 1 3,4 Idem
26 1
com 0 b 0 1 2 VZ-n Time stamp of the billing period (1) VZ- 1 3,4 Idem
27 n
28 0 b 0 1 2 0-99 Time stamp of the billing period (1) 1 3,4 Idem
0 b 0 1 2 255 Time stamp of the most recent billing 1 3,4 Idem. The current time stamp is the time stamp of the last billing period closed.
29 period (1) closed
30 entries objects (second biling 4.6.1.2.4 data types unsigned. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used,
period scheme) scaler = 0 and unit = 255.

0 b 0 1 3 0-99, Billing period counter object (2), VZ 1 3,4
32 255
0 b 0 1 4 255 Number of available billing periods 1 3,4
33 object (2)
com 0 b 0 1 5 255 Time stamps of the billing periods [1] 4.6.1.2.4 These values are represented by instances of the interface class "Data", with
34 objects (second billing period data types octet-string, formatted as date_time. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4
scheme) "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
35 (last reset) 0.1.x.0.1.0.255.
com 0 b 0 1 5 VZ-1 Time stamp of the billing period (2) VZ- 1 3,4 Idem
36 1
com 0 b 0 1 5 VZ-n Time stamp of the billing period (2) VZ- 1 3,4 Idem
37 n
0 b 0 1 5 255 Time stamp of the most recent billing 1 3,4 The current time stamp is the time stamp of the last billing period closed.
40 com 0 b 1 255 255 255 Clock objects
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0 b 1 0 0 255 Clock object, first instance 8 [1] 4.6.1.1.1, The Clock may be channel related (value group B). If just one object is
4.6.1.2.8, instantiated, value E shall be 0. For display purposes, attribute 2 "time" has
5.6.3.1 separate OBIS codes: "local time " 1.b.0.9.1.255 and "local date" 1.b.0.9.2.255.
41 For other media, these identifiers are not defined. There is also a clock
synchronization method object, 1.b.0.9.10.255, IC = 1 "Data" or IC = 3 "Register".
0 b 1 0 1-127 255 Clock object, nth instance 8 [1] 4.6.1.1.1 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, the value
42 group E shall number the instantiations.
43 com 0 b 2 255 255 255 Modem configuration objects
0 b 2 0 0 255 Modem configuration 27 [1] 4.6.1.1.2 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, the value
44 group B shall number the communication channel.
45 0 b 2 1 0 255 Auto connect 29 [1] 4.6.1.1.3 Idem
46 0 b 2 2 0 255 Auto answer 28 [1] 4.6.1.1.4 Idem
47 com 0 b 10 255 255 255 Script table objects [1] 4.6.1.1.5
48 0 b 10 0 0 255 Global meter reset 9
0 b 10 1-127 0 255 Global meter reset, implementation 9 Implementation specific instances should use values different from 0 in value
49 specific group D.
50 0 b 10 0 1 255 MDI reset / End of billing period 9
0 b 10 1-127 1 255 MDI reset / End of billing period, 9 Idem
51 implementation specific
0 b 10 0 100 255 Tariffication script table 9 Defines entry point into tariffication by standardizing utility-wide how to invoke the
52 activation of certain tariff conditions.
0 b 10 1-127 100 255 Tariffication script table, 9 Implementation specific instances should use values different from 0 in value
53 implementation specific group D.
54 0 b 10 0 101 255 Activate test mode 9
0 b 10 1-127 101 255 Activate test mode, implementation 9 Idem
55 specific
56 0 b 10 0 102 255 Activate normal mode 9
0 b 10 1-127 102 255 Activate normal mode, implementation 9 Idem
57 specific
58 0 b 10 0 103 255 Set output signals 9
0 b 10 1-127 103 255 Set output signals, implementation 9 Idem
59 specific
60 0 b 10 0 104 255 Switch optical test output 9
0 b 10 1-127 104 255 Switch optical test output, 9 Idem
61 implementation specific
0 b 10 0 105 255 Power quality measurement 9
62 management
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0 b 10 1-127 105 255 Power quality measurement 9 Idem
63 management, implementation specific
0 b 10 0 125 255 Broadcast script table 9 Allows standardizing utility wide the entry point into regularly needed function.
64
0 b 10 1-127 125 255 Broadcast script table, implementation 9 Implementation specific instances should use values different from 0 in value
com 0 b 11 255 255 255 Special days table objects [1] 4.6.1.1.6 Defines and controls the behaviour of the device regarding calendar functions on
66 special days for clock control.
67 0 b 11 0 0 255 Special days table 11
68 com 0 b 12 255 255 255 Schedule objects [1] 4.6.1.1.7 Controls the behaviour of the device in a sequenced way.
69 0 b 12 0 0 255 Schedule, first instance 10 If just one object is instantiated, value E shall be 0.
0 b 12 0 1-127 255 Schedule, nth instance 10 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, the value
71 com 0 b 13 255 255 255 Activity calendar objects [1] 4.6.1.1.8 Defines and controls the device in a calendar-based way.
72 0 b 13 0 0 255 Activity calendar 20
73 com 0 b 14 255 255 255 Register activation objects [1] 4.6.1.1.9 Handles different tariffication structures.
74 0 b 14 0 0 255 Register activation, first instance 6
0 b 14 0 1-127 255 Register activation, nth instance 6 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, the value
76 com 0 b 15 255 255 255 Single action schedule objects [1] 4.6.1.1.10 Controls the behaviour of the device.
77 0 b 15 0 0 255 End of billing period 22 This is the only standard instance.
0 b 15 1-127 0 255 End of billing period, implementation 22 Implementation specific instances should use values different from 0 in value
com 0 b 16 255 255 255 Register monitor objects [1] 4.6.1.1.11 Controls the register monitoring function of the device. See also [1] 4.6.1.2.20 for
79 electricity related instances.
80 0 b 16 0 0 255 Register monitor 21 If just one object is instantiated, value E shall be 0.
0 b 16 0 1-127 255 Register monitor 21 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, the value
com 0 b 20 255 255 255 IEC local port setup objects [1] 4.6.1.1.12 These COSEM objects define and control the behaviour of the device regarding
82 the communication parameters on the local port according to IEC 62056-21.
0 b 20 0 0 255 IEC optical port setup 19 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, value group B
83 shall number the communication channel.
84 0 b 20 0 1 255 IEC electrical port setup 19 Idem
com 0 b 21 255 255 255 Standard readout profiles [1] 4.6.1.1.13 These COSEM objects are defined to carry the standard readout as it would
85 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).
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86 & b 21 0 0 255 General local port readout 7
87 & b 21 0 1 255 General display readout 7
88 & b 21 0 2 255 Alternate display readout 7
89 & b 21 0 3 255 Service display readout 7
90 & b 21 0 4 255 List of configurable meter data 7
91 & b 21 0 5 255 Additional readout profile 1 7
92 & b 21 0 6-127 255 Additional readout profiles 2 to 123 7
& b 21 0 0 255 Standard readout parametrization 1 These "Data" objects can be used for the parametrization of the standard readout
93 object. lists.
& b 21 0 1-127 255 Standard readout parametrization 1
94 object, nth instance
com 0 b 22 255 255 255 IEC HDLC setup objects [1] 4.6.1.1.14 These COSEM objects define and control the behaviour of the device at the
95 association negotiation instant using HDLC protocol.
0 b 22 0 0 255 IEC HDLC setup object 23 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, value group B
com 0 b 23 255 255 255 IEC twisted pair (1) setup objects [1] 4.6.1.1.15 These COSEM objects define and control the behaviour of the device regarding
97 the communication parameters according to IEC 62056-31.
0 b 23 0 0 255 IEC twisted pair (1) setup objects 24 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, value group B
com 0 b 24 255 255 255 MBUS setup objects [1] 4.6.1.1.16 These COSEM objects define the operational parameters for communication
99 using the EN13757-2 interfaces.
0 b 24 0 0 255 MBUS setup objects 25 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, value group B
101 com 0 b 25 255 255 255 Internet setup objects
0 b 25 0 0 255 TCP-UDP setup 41 [1] 4.6.1.1.17 If more than one object is instantiated in the same physical device, the value
102 group B shall number the communication channel.
103 0 b 25 1 0 255 IPv4 setup 42 [1] 4.6.1.1.18 Idem
104 0 b 25 2 0 255 Ethernet setup 43 [1] 4.6.1.1.19 Idem
105 0 b 25 3 0 255 PPP setup 44 [1] 4.6.1.1.20 Idem
106 0 b 25 4 0 255 GPRS setup 45 [1] 4.6.1.1.21 Idem
107 0 b 25 5 0 255 SMTP setup 46 [1] 4.6.1.1.22 Idem
108 com 0 b 40 255 255 255 Association objects [1] 4.6.1.1.23 A logical device may support both SN and LN associations.
109 0 0 40 0 0 255 Current association 12 15 Class 12 is SN referencing and Class 15 is LN referencing.
110 0 0 40 0 1 255 Association instance 1 12 15 Idem
111 0 0 40 0 2-127 255 Association instance 2-127 12 15 Idem
112 com 0 0 41 255 255 255 SAP Assignment objects [1] 4.6.1.1.24
113 0 0 41 0 0 255 SAP Assignment object 17 SAP assignment within the physical device.
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com 0 0 42 255 255 255 COSEM Logical device name objects [1] 4.6.1.1.25 Unique identifier of each COSEM logical device worldwide.
114
0 0 42 0 0 255 COSEM Logical device name 1 3 The COSEM LDN is held by the value attribute with data type octet-string. If IC =
115 3 "Register" is used, Scaler = 0, Unit = 255.
com 0 b 65 255 255 255 Utility tables objects [1] 4.6.1.1.26 A = 0 to specify abstract object. Value B identifies instance of table set. Value D is
116 the group selector. Value E is the table number within the group. Use F = 255 for
data of current billing period.
117 0 b 65 0 0-127 255 Standard tables 0-127 26

118 0 b 65 1-15 0-127 255 Standard tables 128-2047 26
119 0 b 65 16 0-127 255 Manufacturer tables 0-127 26
120 0 b 65 17-31 0-127 255 Manufacturer tables 128-2047 26
121 0 b 65 32 0-127 255 Std pending tables 0-127 26
122 0 b 65 33-47 0-127 255 Std pending tables 128-2047 26
123 0 b 65 48 0-127 255 Mfg pending tables 0-127 26
124 0 b 65 49-63 0-127 255 Mfg pending tables 128-2047 26
com & b 93 255 255 255 Consortia specific identifiers [1] 5.4.3.2,
125
5.4.4.2
com & b 93 1 0-255 0-255 SELMA consortium specific identifiers * The detailed codes will be added later.
126
com & b 94 0 y= y= Country specific objects [1] 5.4.4.3 With C = 94, there are no reserved ranges for manufacturer specific codes. The
0-255 0-255 Table 7 usage of value group E and F are defined in country specific documents. All other
values of Group D are reserved. The type of Interface classes used depends on
127 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.

129 def y=0-255
130 & b 94 0 y y Finnish identifiers *
131 & b 94 1 y y USA identifiers *
132 & b 94 2 y y Canadian identifiers *
133 & b 94 7 y y Russian identifiers *
134 & b 94 10 y y Czech identifiers *
135 & b 94 11 y y Bulgarian identifiers *
136 & b 94 12 y y Croatian identifiers *
137 & b 94 13 y y Irish identifiers *
138 & b 94 14 y y Israeli identifiers *
139 & b 94 15 y y Ukraine identifiers *
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140 & b 94 16 y y Yugoslavian identifiers *
141 & b 94 27 y y South African identifiers *
142 & b 94 30 y y Greek identifiers *
143 & b 94 31 y y Dutch identifiers *
144 & b 94 32 y y Belgian identifiers *
145 & b 94 33 y y French identifiers *
146 & b 94 34 y y Spanish identifiers *
147 & b 94 35 y y Portuguese identifiers *
148 & b 94 36 y y Hungarian identifiers *
149 & b 94 38 y y Slovenian identifiers *
150 & b 94 39 y y Italian identifiers *
151 & b 94 40 y y Romanian identifiers *
152 & b 94 41 y y Swiss identifiers *
153 & b 94 42 y y Slovakian identifiers *
154 & b 94 43 y y Austrian identifiers *
155 & b 94 44 y y United Kingdom identifiers *
156 & b 94 45 y y Danish identifiers *
157 & b 94 46 y y Swedish identifiers *
158 & b 94 47 y y Norwegian identifiers *
159 & b 94 48 y y Polish identifiers *
160 & b 94 49 y y German identifiers *
161 & b 94 55 y y Brazilian identifiers *
162 & b 94 61 y y Australian identifiers *
163 & b 94 62 y y Indonesian identifiers *
164 & b 94 64 y y New Zeeland identifiers *
165 & b 94 65 y y Singapore identifiers *
166 & b 94 81 y y Japanese identifiers *
167 & b 94 86 y y Chinese identifiers *
168 & b 94 90 y y Turkish identifiers *
169 & b 94 91 y y Indian identifiers *
com 0 b 96 1 255 255 Device ID objects [1] 4.6.1.1.27, Non energy/channel related.
5.6.2.1 Table
170 23
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0 b 96 1 0 255 Device ID 1, manufacturing number 1 3 Held by the value attribute of instances of IC=1 "Data", with data type octet-string.
171 If IC = 3 "Register" is used, scaler = 0, unit = 255.
172 0 b 96 1 1-9 255 Device ID 2-10 1 3 Idem
0 b 96 1 255 255 Complete device ID 7 61 If more than one Device ID-s are used, it is allowed to combine them into one
173 instance of the IC = 7 "Profile generic" or IC = 61 "Register table".
0 b 96 1 10 255 Metering point ID 1 3 [1] 4.6.1.1.28 Held by the value attribute of IC = 1 "Data" with data type octet-string. If IC = 3
174 "Register" is used, scaler = 0, unit = 255.
com 0 b 96 2 255 255 Parameter changes, calibration and [1] 4.6.1.1.29,
175 access objects 5.6.2.1 Table
23
0 b 96 2 0 255 Number of configuration program 1 3, 4 If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0, unit = 255.
176 changes
0 b 96 2 1 255 Date of last configuration program 1 3, 4 This object may hold the date only, the time only or both.
177 change
0 b 96 2 2 255 Date of last time switch program 1 3,4 Idem
178 change
0 b 96 2 3 255 Date of last ripple control program 1 3,4 Idem
179 change
180 0 b 96 2 4 255 Status of security switches 1 3,4
181 0 b 96 2 5 255 Date of last calibration 1 3,4
0 b 96 2 6 255 Date of next configuration program 1 3,4
182 change
0 b 96 2 7 255 Date of activation of the passive 1 3,4 [1] 4.2.11 Corresponds to "Activity calendar", IC = 20, attribute 10.
183 calendar
0 b 96 2 10 255 Number of protected configuration 1 3,4
184 program changes
0 b 96 2 11 255 Date of last protected configuration 1 3,4
185 program change
0 b 96 2 12 255 Date (corrected) of last clock 1 3,4
186 synchronisation/setting
com 0 b 96 3 255 255 Input/output control signals objects [1] 4.6.1.1.30,
187 5.6.2.1, Table
23
0 b 96 3 0 255 State of input/output control signals, 1,3,4,63 7,61 If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0, unit = 255.
global IC = 63 "Status mapping" object holds holds the status word and the mapping of
188 its bits to a reference table. Status words can be combined into global "Register
table" or profile generic" obejcts.
0 b 96 3 1 255 State of the input control signals 1,3,4,63 Idem

189 (statusword 1)
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0 b 96 3 2 255 State of the output control signals 1,3,4,63 Idem
190 (statusword 2)
0 b 96 3 3 255 State of input/output control signals, 1,3,4,63 Idem
191 (statusword 3)
0 b 96 3 4 255 State of input/output control signals, 1,3,4,63 Idem
192 (statusword 4)
com 0 b 96 4 255 255 State of internal control signals [1] 4.6.1.1.31,
193 objects 5.6.2.1, Table
23
0 b 96 4 0 255 State of the internal control signals, 1,3,4,63 7,61 Idem

194 global
0 b 96 4 1 255 State of the internal control signals, 1,3,4,63 Idem
195 statusword 1
196 statusword 2
197 statusword 3
198 statusword 4
com & b 96 5 255 255 Internal operating status objects [1] 4.6.1.1.31, Internal operating status obejcts can also be releted to an energy type.
199 5.6.2.1, Table
23
200 & b 96 5 0 255 Internal operating status, global 1,3,4,63 7,61 Idem
& b 96 5 1 255 Internal operating status, statusword 1 1,3,4,63 Idem
201
202
203
204
com 0 b 96 6 0 0 Battery entries objects [1] 4.6.1.1.32,
205 5.6.2.1, Table
23
206 0 b 96 6 0 255 Battery use time counter 3 1,4

207 0 b 96 6 1 255 Battery charge display 3 1,4
208 0 b 96 6 2 255 Date of next change 3 1,4
209 0 b 96 6 3 255 Battery voltage 3 1,4
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com 0 b 96 7 255 255 Number of power failures objects [1] 4.6.1.1.33, For simple counting of events, IC = 1 Data may be used.
5.6.2.1, Table
210 23
211 0 b 96 7 0 255 In all three phases 1 3,4

212 0 b 96 7 1 255 In phase L1 1 3,4
213 0 b 96 7 2 255 In phase L2 1 3,4
214 0 b 96 7 3 255 In phase L3 1 3,4
215 0 b 96 7 4 255 Auxiliary power supply 1 3,4
216 com Number of long power failures
218 0 b 96 7 6 255 In phase L1 1 3,4
219 0 b 96 7 7 255 In phase L2 1 3,4
220 0 b 96 7 8 255 In phase L3 1 3,4
221 0 b 96 7 9 255 In any phase 1 3,4
com Time of power failure Time of power failure is recorded when eiether a short or a long power failure
222 ocurs.
224 0 b 96 7 11 255 In phase L1 1 3,4
225 0 b 96 7 12 255 In phase L2 1 3,4
226 0 b 96 7 13 255 In phase L2 1 3,4
227 0 b 96 7 14 255 In any phase 1 3,4
com Duration of long power failure Duration of power failure holds the duration of the long power failure. If IC = 1
228 "Data" is used, the scaler = 0 and the unit shall the second by default.
230 0 b 96 7 16 255 In phase L1 1 3,4
231 0 b 96 7 17 255 In phase L2 1 3,4
232 0 b 96 7 18 255 In phase L3 1 3,4
233 0 b 96 7 19 255 In any phase 1 3,4
com Time threshold for long of power failure
234
0 b 96 7 20 255 Time threshold for long of power failure 1 3,4
235
com 0 b 96 8 255 255 Operating time objects [1] 4.6.1.1.34,
5.6.2.1 Table
236 23
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0 b 96 8 0 255 Time of operation 3 4, 1 Data type shall be unsigned, long unsigned or double long unsigned and the unit
237 second, or minutes, hours or day. If IC =1 "Data" is used, the scaler = 0 and the
unit shall the second by default.
238 0 b 96 8 1-63 255 Time of registration rate 1 to 63 3 4,1 Idem

com 0 b 96 9 255 255 Environment related parameters [1] 5.6.2.1
239 objects Table 23
240 0 b 96 9 0 255 Ambient temperature 3 4 Unit oC or K
241 com 0 b 96 10 255 255 Status register objects [1] 4.6.1.1.35
0 b 96 10 1 255 Status register 1 1 3,4,63 If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0, unit = 255.
242 IC = 63 "Status mapping" object holds holds the status word and the mapping of
its bits to a reference table.
243 0 b 96 10 2 255 Status register 2 1 3,4,63 Idem

com 0 b 96 12 255 255 Communication port parameters [1] 4.6.1.1.36,
252 5.6.2.1 Table
23
253 0 b 96 12 0 255 Reserved 1 3,4

254 0 b 96 12 1 255 Number of connections 1 3,4
255 0 b 96 12 2 255 Reserved 1 3,4
256 0 b 96 12 3 255 Reserved 1 3,4
257 0 b 96 12 4 255 Communication parameter 1 1 3,4
258 0 b 96 12 5 255 Reserved 1 3,4
com 0 b 96 50 255 255 Manufacturer specific abstract [1] 5.6.2.1 In the manufacturer specific objects, only those values which are not represented
objects, general service entries Table 23 by another defined code, but need representation on the display as well shall be
259 placed. If this is not required, the code should use the possibilities of a value
group D > 127.
0 b 96 50-99 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific abstract objects 1,3,4,7,

260 61, 63
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com & b 97 97 255 255 Error values objects [1] 4.6.1.1.37, Error code objects can also be related to an energy type (value A) and to a
5.6.2.2 Table channel (value B).
261 24
& b 97 97 0 255 Error 1 object 1 3,4 If IC = 3 "Data" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
262
263 & b 97 97 1 255 Error 2 object 1 3,4 Idem
& b 97 97 255 255 Error profile object 7 61 If more than one error value objects are used, it is allowed to combine them into
272 one instance of the IC "Profile generic" or "Register table".
com 0 b 98 1 255 255 General list objects [1] 4.6.1.1.38,
273 5.6.2.3, Table
25
0 b 98 1 0-127, 0-99, Data of billing period (with billing 7 [1] 5.7.3 F = 255 means wildcard. F = 0-99 and 101 means direct access to data of
255 101- period scheme 1 if there are two previous billing periods. Value of F = 102-125 means access to data of last 2-25
274 126, schemes available) billing periods. F = 126 means access to data of an unspecified number of billing
255 periods.
0 b 98 2 0-127, 0-99, Data of billing period (with billing 7 [1] 5.7.3 Idem.
255 101- period scheme 2)
275 126,
255
com 0 b 98 10 255 255 Register table objects, general use [1] 4.2.18,
276 5.6.2.5 Table
27
0 b 98 10 0-127 0-99, Register table objects, general use 61

101-
277 126,
255
com 0 b 99 255 255 255 Abstract data profiles [1] 5.6.2.4,

278 Table 26
0 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.
279
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0 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.
280
281 0 b 99 3 0 255 Load profile during test 7
282 0 b 99 12 0-127 255 Connection profile 7
283 0 b 99 98 0-127 255 Event log 7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
com 0 b 127 255 255 255 Inactive objects [1] 5.4.3.2
284 Table 5
& b 127 0-255 0-255 0-255 * Inactive objects are present in the meter, but have no assigned functionality. They
285 can be of any interface class. They can be energy type and channel related.
286 com Utility specific objects

0-255 65- 0-255 0-255 0-255 0-254 Utility specific objects * [1] 5.4.2 Table
287 127 4
com 0 255 255 255 255 255 Manufacturer specific abstract [1] 5.3.8 If any group B to F contains a value in the manufacturer specific range, the whole
objects 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
288 every COSEM object within the logical device can be uniquely identified by the
combination of its OBIS name and interface class.
289 def b=0-199, 255

290 def c=0-199, 255
291 def d=0-255
292 def e=0-255
293 def f=0-255
0 128- c d e f Manufacturer specific abstract objects, * Objects that are already defined in [1] and [2] shall not be re-defined as
294 199 Group B=128...199 manufacturer specific.
0 b 128- d e f Manufacturer specific abstract objects, * Idem
295 199, Group C=128...199
240
0 b c 128- e f Manufacturer specific abstract objects, * Idem
296 254 Group D=128-254
0 b c d 128- f Manufacturer specific abstract objects, * Idem
297 254 Group E=128...254
0 b c d e 128-254 Manufacturer specific abstract objects, * Idem
298 Group F=128...254
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DLMS User Association List of standard Electricity codes 381792883.xlsx
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O
1 com "com" in the first column means the row is for comment.
2 com This worksheet includes all electricity related OBIS codes.
com b= f = 0- [1] 5.3.2, 5.4.1 Value group A defines the characteristic of the data item to be identified
0-64 99, (abstract data, energy type). For electricity related objects, A = 1.
5 101-
126
com [1] 5.3.3, 5.4.2 Group B defines channels 0...64. Values 65...127 are available for utility specific
6 use.
com [1] 5.3.4, The standard range of value group C is 0...127, 200-239 and 241-254.
7 5.5.1.1
com [1] 5.3.5, The standard range of value group D is 0...127.
8 5.5.1.2
com [1] 5.3.6, Group E is generally used for further classification. When it is used to identify tariff
9 5.4.5.2, rates, the standard range is 0...63. When it is used to identify harmonics, the
5.5.1.3, standard range is 0...127.
com [1] 5.3.7, 5.4.6, Group F generally is used for historical values. The standard range is 0...99 and
10 5.5.1.4, 5.7.3 101...126.
com [1] 4.6.2 In all groups the value 255 means "not used". All codes not specified are
12 reserved.
14 com "def" in the first marks a row defining a range of values valid for groups A,B,C,D,E, or F for the lines below that row.
15 def b=0-64 [1] 5.4.2 Table 4
com 1 b 255 255 255 255 Electricity related objects In the "com" lines starting new code ranges, 255 is used as a wildcard.
16
com 1 b 255 255 255 255 Electricity related general purpose [1] 5.6.3.1
17 objects Table 28
18 com 1 b 0 255 255 255 Free ID-numbers for utilities [1] 4.6.1.2.3
1 b 0 0 0-9 255 Electricity ID 1-10 1 3,4 The electricity ID numbers are instances of the IC Data, with data type octet-
19 string. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and
unit = 255.
1 b 0 0 255 255 Complete combined electricity ID 7 61 If more than one Electricity ID-s are used, it is allowed to combine them into one
entries objects (first biling period 4.6.1.2.4 data types unsigned. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used,
21 scheme if there are two) scaler = 0 and unit = 255.

1 b 0 1 0 0-99, Billing period counter object (1) 1 3,4
23 255
1 b 0 1 1 255 Number of available billing periods object 1 3,4
24 (1)
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com 1 b 0 1 2 255 Time stamps of the billing periods These values are represented by instances of the interface class "Data", with
25 objects (first billing period scheme if data types octet-string, formatted as date_time. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4
there are two) "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
26 (last reset) 0.1.x.0.1.0.255.
com 1 b 0 1 2 VZ-1 Time stamp of the billing period (1) VZ-1 1 3,4 Idem
27
com 1 b 0 1 2 VZ-n Time stamp of the billing period (1) VZ-n 1 3,4 Idem
28
1 b 0 1 2 255 Time stamp of the most recent billing 1 3,4 Idem. The current time stamp is the time stamp of the last billing period closed.
31 entries objects (second biling period 4.6.1.2.4 data types unsigned. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used,
scheme) scaler = 0 and unit = 255.

1 b 0 1 3 0-99, Billing period counter object (2), VZ 1 3,4
33 255
1 b 0 1 4 255 Number of available billing periods object 1 3,4
34 (2)
com 1 b 0 1 5 255 Time stamps of the billing periods [1] 4.6.1.2.4 These values are represented by instances of the interface class "Data", with
35 objects (second billing period scheme) data types octet-string, formatted as date_time. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4
"Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
36 (last reset) 0.1.x.0.1.0.255.
com 1 b 0 1 5 VZ-1 Time stamp of the billing period (2) VZ-1 1 3,4 Idem
37
com 1 b 0 1 5 VZ-n Time stamp of the billing period (2) VZ-n 1 3,4 Idem
38
1 b 0 1 5 255 Time stamp of the most recent billing 1 3,4 The current time stamp is the time stamp of the last billing period closed.
com 1 b 0 2 255 255 Program entries objects [1] 4.6.1.2.5 These values are represented by instances of the IC "Data", with data type
41 unsigned, long-unsigned or octet-string. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended
register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
42 1 b 0 2 0 255 Configuration program version number 1 3,4

43 1 b 0 2 1 255 Parameter record number 1 3,4
44 1 b 0 2 1 1 Parameter number, line 1 1 3,4
45 1 b 0 2 1 2-127 Reserved 1 3,4
46 1 b 0 2 2 255 Time switch program number 1 3,4
47 1 b 0 2 3 255 RCR program number 1 3,4
48 1 b 0 2 4 255 Meter connection diagram ID 1 3,4
49 1 b 0 2 7 255 Passive calendar name 1 3,4 [1] 4.2.11 For display only. Corresponds to "Activity calendar" attribute 6.
com 1 b 0 3 255 255 Output pulse constants objects [1] 4.6.1.2.6 These values are represented by instances of the interface classIC = 1 "Data",
50 IC3 = "Register" IC = 4 "Extended Register" with simple data types for the
attribute value.
51 1 b 0 3 0 255 Active energy metrological LED 1 3,4
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52 1 b 0 3 1 255 Reactive energy metrological LED 1 3,4
53 1 b 0 3 2 255 Apparent energy metrological LED 1 3,4
54 1 b 0 3 3 255 Active energy output pulse 1 3,4
55 1 b 0 3 4 255 Reactive energy output pulse 1 3,4
56 1 b 0 3 5 255 Apparent energy output pulse 1 3,4
57 1 b 0 3 6 255 Volt-squared hours, metrological LED 1 3,4
1 b 0 3 7 255 Ampere-squared hours, metrological LED 1 3,4
58
59 1 b 0 3 8 255 Volt-squared hours, output pulse 1 3,4
60 1 b 0 3 9 255 Ampere-squared hours, output pulse 1 3,4
com 1 b 0 4 255 255 Ratios objects [1] 4.6.1.2.7, If a transformer ratio is expressed as a fraction the ratio is the numerator divided
61 Table 28, Note by the denominator. If the transformer ratio is expressed by an integer or real
a figure, only the numerator is used.
62 1 b 0 4 0 255 Reading factor for power 1 3,4

63 1 b 0 4 1 255 Reading factor for energy 1 3,4
1 b 0 4 2 0-99, Transformer ratio - current (numerator) 1 3,4
64 255
1 b 0 4 3 0-99, Transformer ratio - voltage (numerator) 1 3,4
65 255
1 b 0 4 4 0-99, Overall transformer ratio (numerator) 1 3,4
66 255
1 b 0 4 5 0-99, Transformer ratio - current (denominator) 1 3,4
67 255
1 b 0 4 6 0-99, Transformer ratio - voltage (denominator) 1 3,4
68 255
1 b 0 4 7 0-99, Overall transformer ratio - (denominator) 1 3,4
69 255
70 Excess consumption Reserved for Germany. See EDIS, DIN 43693, VDEW 2.1.2 10.1.2.11
71 1 b 0 5 1 1-4 Demand limits 1...4 3 4
72 1 b 0 5 2 1-9 Demand limits, tariff 1...9 3 4
73 com 1 b 0 6 255 255 Nominal values objects [1] 4.6.1.2.6
74 1 b 0 6 0 255 Voltage 3 4
75 1 b 0 6 1 255 Basic/nominal current 3 4
76 1 b 0 6 2 255 Frequency 3 4
77 1 b 0 6 3 255 Maximum current 3 4
1 b 0 6 4 0-99, Reference voltage for power quality 3 4
78 255 measurement
com 1 b 0 7 255 255 Input pulse values or constants objects [1] 4.6.1.2.6 These values are represented by instances of the interface class IC = 3
79 "Register" IC = 4 "Extended Register" with simple data types for the attribute
value.
80 1 b 0 7 0 255 Active energy 3 4

81 1 b 0 7 1 255 Reactive energy 3 4
82 1 b 0 7 2 255 Apparent energy 3 4
83 1 b 0 7 3 255 Volt-squared hours 3 4
84 1 b 0 7 4 255 Ampere-squared hours 3 4
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85 1 b 0 7 5 255 Unitless quantities 1 4
86 1 b 0 7 10 255 Active energy, export 3 4
87 1 b 0 7 11 255 Reactive energy, export 3 4
88 1 b 0 7 12 255 Apparent energy, export 3 4
com 1 b 0 8 255 255 Measurement-/registration period [1] 4.6.1.2.8 Time entry values are represented by instances of IC = 1 "Data", IC = 3 "Register"
89 duration objects or IC = 4 "Extended register" with the data type of the value attribute unsigned,
long-unsigned or double-long-unsigned.
1 b 0 8 0 255 Measurement period 1, for average value 3 1,4 [1] 4.2.4 Attribute 8 of a "Demand register". Object. If IC = 1 "Data" is used, the default unit
90 1 is sec.
1 b 0 8 1 255 Measurement period 2, for average value 3 1,4 [1] 4.2.4 If IC = 1 "Data" is used, the default unit is the secundum.
91 2
1 b 0 8 2 255 Measurement period 3, for instantaneous 1 1,4 [1] 4.2.4 Idem
92 value
93 1 b 0 8 3 255 Measurement period 4, for test value 3 1,4 Idem
94 1 b 0 8 4 255 Recording interval 1, for load profile 3 1,4 Idem
95 1 b 0 8 5 255 Recording interval 2, for load profile 3 1,4 Idem
1 b 0 8 6 255 Billing period (Billing period 1 if there are 3 1,4 Idem
96 two billing periods)
97 1 b 0 8 7 255 Billing period 2 3 1,4 Idem.
com 1 b 0 9 255 255 Time entries objects [1] 4.6.1.2.8 Time entry values shall be represented by instances if IC=1 "Data", IC=3
98 "Register" or IC=4 "Extended register" with the data type of the value attribute
octet_string, formatted as date_time.
1 b 0 9 0 255 Time expired since last end of billing 3 1,4 If IC = 1 "Data" is used, the default unit is the secundum.
99 period
100 1 b 0 9 1 255 Local time 1 3,4 [1] 4.2.7 For display only. For communication use Attribute 2 of a Clock object
101 1 b 0 9 2 255 Local date 1 3,4 Idem
102 1 b 0 9 3 255 Reserved for Germany 1 3,4
103 1 b 0 9 4 255 Reserved for Germany 1 3,4
104 1 b 0 9 5 255 Week day (0...7) 1 3,4
105 1 b 0 9 6 255 Time of last reset 1 3,4
106 1 b 0 9 7 255 Date of last reset 1 3,4
107 1 b 0 9 8 255 Output pulse duration 3 1,4 If IC = 1 "Data" is used, the default unit is seconds.
1 b 0 9 9 255 Clock synchronisation window 3 4,1 [1] 4.2.7 Part of method 5 of IC = 8 Clock. If IC = 1 "Data" is used, the default unit is sec.
108
109 1 b 0 9 10 255 Clock synchronisation method 3 4,1 [1] 4.2.7 The synchronisation method is enumerated (methods of the clock object).
110 com 1 b 0 10 255 255 Coefficients objects [1] 5.5.1.3.4
111 1 b 0 10 0 255 Transformer magnetic losses, Xm 3 4
112 1 b 0 10 1 255 Transformer iron losses, RFe 3 4
113 1 b 0 10 2 255 Line resistance losses, RCu 3 4
114 1 b 0 10 3 255 Line reactance losses, Xs 3 4
com 1 b 0 11 255 255 Measurement algorithm objects These values are represented by instances of the interface class IC=1 "Data",
115 with data types unsigned. If IC = 3 "Register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
116 1 b 0 11 1 255 Algorithm for active power 1 3 [1] 4.6.1.2.9 The algorithms are enumerated.
117 1 b 0 11 2 255 Algorithm for active energy 1 3 [1] 4.6.1.2.10 Idem
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118 1 b 0 11 3 255 Algorithm for reactive power 1 3 [1] 4.6.1.2.11 Idem
119 1 b 0 11 4 255 Algorithm for reactive energy 1 3 [1] 4.6.1.2.12 Idem
120 1 b 0 11 5 255 Algorithm for apparent power 1 3 [1] 4.6.1.2.13 Idem
121 1 b 0 11 6 255 Algorithm for apparent energy 1 3 [1] 4.6.1.2.14 Idem
122 1 b 0 11 7 255 Algorithm for power factor 1 3 [1] 4.6.1.2.15 Idem
com 1 b c = 1- 255 255 255 Electrical energy related objects, [1] Table 8, 9,
20, 21- except transformer & line loss 10, 11,12, 13,
40, 41- quantities 14
60, 61-
80, 82,
123 84-87,
88, 89
124 com Range definition

125 def c = 1-20, 21-40, 41-60, 61-80, 82, 84-87, 88, 89 [1] Table 9
126 com 1 b 1 255 255 255 S Li Active power+ (QI+QIV)
127 com 1 b 2 255 255 255 S Li Active power- (QII+QIII)
128 com 1 b 3 255 255 255 S Li Reactive power+ (QI+QII)
129 com 1 b 4 255 255 255 S Li Reactive power- (QIII+QIV)
130 com 1 b 5 255 255 255 S Li Reactive power QI
131 com 1 b 6 255 255 255 S Li Reactive power QII
132 com 1 b 7 255 255 255 S Li Reactive power QIII
133 com 1 b 8 255 255 255 S Li Reactive power QIV
com 1 b 9 255 255 255 S Li Apparent power+ (QI+QIV) [1] Table 9
134 Note 3
135 com 1 b 10 255 255 255 S Li Apparent power- (QII+QIII)
136 com 1 b 11 255 255 255 Current: any phase
137 com 1 b 12 255 255 255 Voltage: any phase
com 1 b 13 255 255 255 S Li Power factor [1] Table 9
138 Note 4
139 com 1 b 14 255 255 255 Supply frequency
com 1 b 15 255 255 255 S LI Active power (abs(QI+QIV)
140
+abs(QII+QIII))
com 1 b 16 255 255 255 S LI Active power (abs(QI+QIV)-
141
abs(QII+QIII))
142 com 1 b 17 255 255 255 S Li Active power QI
143 com 1 b 18 255 255 255 S Li Active power QII
144 com 1 b 19 255 255 255 S Li Active power QIII
145 com 1 b 20 255 255 255 S Li Active power QIV
146 com 1 b 21 255 255 255 L1 Active power+ (QI+QIV)
147 com 1 b 22 255 255 255 L1 Active power- (QII+QIII)
148 com 1 b 23 255 255 255 L1 Reactive power+ (QI+QII)
149 com 1 b 24 255 255 255 L1 Reactive power- (QIII+QIV)
150 com 1 b 25 255 255 255 L1 Reactive power QI
151 com 1 b 26 255 255 255 L1 Reactive power QII
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152 com 1 b 27 255 255 255 L1 Reactive power QIII
153 com 1 b 28 255 255 255 L1 Reactive power QIV
com 1 b 29 255 255 255 L1 Apparent power+ (QI+QIV) [1] Table 9
154 Note 3
155 com 1 b 30 255 255 255 L1 Apparent power- (QII+QIII)
156 com 1 b 31 255 255 255 L1 current
157 com 1 b 32 255 255 255 L1 voltage
com 1 b 33 255 255 255 L1 Power factor [1] Table 9
158 Note 4
159 com 1 b 34 255 255 255 L1 Supply frequency
com 1 b 35 255 255 255 L1 Active power (abs(QI+QIV)
160 +abs(QII+QIII))
com 1 b 36 255 255 255 L1 Active power
161 (abs(QI+QIV)-abs(QII+QIII))
162 com 1 b 37 255 255 255 L1 Active power QI
163 com 1 b 38 255 255 255 L1 Active power QII
164 com 1 b 39 255 255 255 L1 Active power QIII
165 com 1 b 40 255 255 255 L1 Active power QIV
173 com 1 b 48 255 255 255 L2 Reactive power QIV
174 Note 3
176 com 1 b 51 255 255 255 L2 current
177 com 1 b 52 255 255 255 L2 voltage
178 Note 4
180 +abs(QII+QIII))
com 1 b 56 255 255 255 L2 Active power (abs(QI+QIV)-
181 abs(QI+QIII))
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193 com 1 b 68 255 255 255 L3Reactive power QIV
194 Note 3
196 com 1 b 71 255 255 255 L3 current
197 com 1 b 72 255 255 255 L3 voltage
198 Note 4
200 +abs(QII+QIII))
com 1 b 76 255 255 255 L3 Active power (abs(QI+QIV)-
201 abs(QI+QIII))
com 1 b 82 255 255 255 Unitless quantities (pulses or pieces)
206
com 1 b 84 255 255 255 S Li Power factor- [1] Table 9
207 Note 4
208 com 1 b 85 255 255 255 L1 Power factor- Idem
211 com 1 b 88 255 255 255 S Li A2h QI+QII+QIII+QIV
212 com 1 b 89 255 255 255 S Li A2h QI+QII+QIII+QIV
1 b c 0 0 255 Billing period average (since last reset), 3 4,5 [1] Table 10 If IC = 4 "Extended register" or IC =5 "Demand register" are used, the unused
213 total attributes shall have no access.
com 1 b c 0 1 255 Billing period average (since last reset), 3 4,5 Idem
214 tariff 1
com 1 b c 0 63 255 Billing period average (since last reset), 3 4,5 Idem
215 tariff 63
1 b c 0 1-63 255 Billing period average (since last reset), 3 4,5 Idem
216 per tariff, current billing period
com 1 b c 0 0-63 VZ Billing period average (since last reset), 7 [1] 4.6.1.2.2, The value that is represented after reaching the limit of the billing period counter,
217 per tariff, value of a single past billing 5.4.6, 5.5.1.4, contains the billing period value code 0 for modulo-100 and 1 for other
period 5.7.3 e.g.modulo-12.
com 1 b c 0 0-63 VZ-1 Idem, value of single older billing 7 Idem

218 period/old
1 b c 0 0-63 0-99 Idem, value of a single historical billing 3,4,5 7
219 period
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220 com 1 b c 0 0-63 101 Idem, value of the last billing period 3,4,5 7
com 1 b c 0 0-63 102 Idem, value of the second last billing 3,4,5
221 period
com 1 b c 0 0-63 102 Idem, value of the two last billing periods 7
222
com 1 b c 0 0-63 101-125 Idem, value of the (f-100)th last billing 3,4,5
223 period
com 1 b c 0 0-63 101-125 Idem, value of the (f-100) last billing 7
224 periods
1 b c 0 0-63 101-125 Idem, value of the (f-100)th / (f-100) last 3,4,5 7
225 billing periods
1 b c 0 0-63 126, 255 Unspecified number of most recent values 7 F = 255 means wildcard
226
1 b c 1 0 255 Cumulative minimum 1 total 3,4 [1] 4.6.1.2.1, D = 1-6: Averaging scheme 1. The typical usage is for billing purposes.
227 5.5.1.2.1 Table Cumulative values are represented by IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended
10 register" objects.
1 b c 1 1-63 255 Cumulative minimum 1 per tariff, current 3,4

228 billing period
1 b c 1 0-63 0-99 Idem, value of a single historical billing 3,4 7
229 period
1 b c 1 0-63 101-125 Idem, value of the (f-100)th / (f-100) last 3,4 7
230 billing periods
1 b c 1 0-63 126, Idem, value of an unspecified number of 7 F = 255 means wildcard
231 255 last billing periods
232 1 b c 2 0 255 Cumulative maximum 1 total 3,4
1 b c 2 1-63 255 Cumulative maximum 1 per tariff, current 3,4
233 billing period
1 b c 2 0-63 0-99 Idem, value of a single historical billing 3,4 7
234 period
235 billing periods
1 b c 3 0 255 Minimum 1 3,4 7 [1] 4.6.1.2.1 IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used if only one single value is
237 captured. IC = 7 is used if several minimum values are captured.
1 b c 3 1-63 255 Minimum 1, per tariff, current billing period 3,4 7
238
1 b c 3 0-63 0-99 Idem, value of a single historic billing 3,4 7
239 period
240 billing periods
1 b c 3 0-63 126 Idem, value of an unspecified number of 7
241 last billing periods
1 b c 4 0-63 255 Current average 1 5 3,4 [1] 4.2.4, Attribute 2 of an IC = 5 "Demand register" object. It is also the logical name of the
4.6.1.2.1, "Demand register" object. With IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 " Extendd register" for
242 5.5.1.2.1 Table display purposes only.
10
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1 b c 5 0-63 255 Last average 1 3, 4 [1] 4.6.1.2.1, Attribute 3 of an IC = 5 "Demand register" object. With IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4
5.5.1.2.1 Table "Extended register" for display purposes only. In case of sliding demand, another
10 last average register (e.g. D =15) with block demand (number_of _intervals = 1)
243 could be used for displaying last subinterval average.
244 1 b c 6 0 255 Maximum 1 3,4 7 [1] 4.6.1.2.1 Same as for Minimum 1.

1 b c 6 1-63 255 Maximum 1, per tariff, current billing period 3,4 7
245
246 1 b c 6 0-63 0-99 Idem, value of a single historic period 3,4 7
247 billing periods
1 b 1-13, 7 0 255 Instantaneous value (except for 3 4 The averaging time is not specified. For active energy, voltages and currents, E =
15-20, frequency) 0 means rms value (fundamental + all harmonics). See also Harmonic
21-33, measurement.
35-40,
41-53,
55-60,
61-73,
249 75-80,
84-89,
91,92
1 b 14, 34, 7 0,255 255 Instantaneous value of frequency 3 4 No need for further classification of instantaneous value of frequency.
54, 74
250
1 b c 8 0 255 Time integral 1, total, current billing period 3 4 [1] Table 10 For a current billing period (F=255): Time integral of the quantity calculated from
the origin (first start of measurement) to the instantaneous time point. For a
251 historical billing period: Time integral of the quantity calculated from the origin to
the end of the billing period given by the billing period code.
1 b c 8 1-63 255 Time integral 1, per tariff, current billing 3 4 [1] 4.6.1.2.1
252 period
253 1 b c 8 0-63 0-99 Idem, value of a single historic period 3,4 7 Idem
254 billing periods
1 b c 9 0 255 Time integral 2, total, current billing period 3 4 [1] Table 10 For a current billing period (F=255): Time integral of the quantity calculated from
the beginning of the current billing period to the instantaneous time point.For a
256 historical billing period: Time integral of the quantity calculated over the billing
period given by the billing period code.
1 b c 9 1-63 255 Time integral 2, per tariff, current billing 3 4

257 period
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259 billing periods
1 b c 10 0 255 Time integral 3, total, current billing period 3 4 [1] Table 10 Time integral of the positive difference between the quantity and a prescribed
261
threshold value.
1 b c 10 1-63 255 Time integral 3, per tariff, current billing 3 4
262 period
264 billing periods
266 1 b c 11 0 255 Cumulative minimum 2 total 3 4 [1] Table 10 D = 11-16, Averaging scheme 2. The typical usage is for billing purposes.
1 b c 11 1-63 255 Cumulative minimum 2 per tariff, current 3 4
267 billing period
269 billing periods
271 1 b c 12 0 255 Cumulative maximum 2 total 3 4 [1] Table 10
1 b c 12 1-63 255 Cumulative maximum 2 per tariff, current 3 4
272 billing period
274 billing periods
276 1 b c 13 0 255 Minimum 2 3,4 7 [1] 4.6.1.2.1
277
278 period
279 billing periods
281 1 b c 14 0-63 255 Current average 2 5 3,4 [1] Table 10
282 1 b c 15 0-63 255 Last average 2 3,4 [1] Table 10
283 1 b c 16 0 255 Maximum 2 3,4 7 [1] 4.6.1.2.1
284
286 billing periods
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1 b c 17 0 255 Time integral 7 3 [1] Table 10
288 Time integral of the quantity calculated from the origin (first start of measurement)
up to the end of the last recording period with recording period 1.
289 Time integral of the quantity calculated from the origin (first start of measurement)
up to the end of the last recording period with recording period 2.
290 Time integral of the quantity calculated from the beginning of the current billing
period up to the end of the last recording period with recording period 1.
291 Time integral of the quantity calculated from the beginning of the current billing
period up to the end of the last recording period with recording period 2.
1 b c 21 0 255 Cumulative minimum 3 total 3,4 [1] Table 10 D = 21-26, Averaging scheme 3. The typical usage is for instantaneous values.
292
1 b c 21 1-63 255 Cumulative minimum 3 per tariff, current 3,4
293 billing period
295 billing periods
297 1 b c 22 0 255 Cumulative maximum 3 total 3,4 [1] Table 10
1 b c 22 1-63 255 Cumulative maximum 3 per tariff, current 3,4
298 billing period
300 billing periods
302 1 b c 23 0 255 Minimum 3 3,4 7 [1] 4.6.1.2.1
303
304 period
305 billing periods
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1 b 1-13, 24 0 255 Current average 3 5 3,4 [1] Table 10 For active energy, voltages and currents, E = 0 means rms value (fundamental +
15-20, all harmonics) See also Harmonic measurement.
21-33,
35-40,
41-53,
55-60,
61-73,
307 75-80,
84-89,
91,92
308 1 b c 25 0,63 255 Last average 3 3,4 [1] Table 10

309 1 b c 26 0 255 Maximum 3 3,4 7 [1] Table 10
310
312 billing periods
1 b c 27 0, 255 255 Current average 5 5 [1] Table 10 The value of the energy accumulated over the last integration period, divided by
314 the length of the integration period, using recording interval 1.
1 b c 28 0, 255 255 Current average 6 5 [1] Table 10 The value of the energy accumulated over the last integration period, divided by
315 the length of the integration period, using recording interval 2.
1 b c 29 0, 255 255 Time integral 5 3 4 [1] Table 10
Used as a base for load profile recording: Time integral of the quantity calculated
316 from the beginning of the current recording interval to the instantaneous time
point for recording period 1.
1 b c 30 0, 255 255 Time integral 6 3 4 [1] Table 10
Used as a base for load profile recording: Time integral of the quantity calculated
317 from the beginning of the current recording interval to the instantaneous time
point for recording period 2.
318 1 b c 55 0, 255 255 Test Average 3 5 [1] Table 10
319 1 b c 58 0, 255 255 Time integral 4 3 4 [1] Table 10 Test time integral
com c1 = 1- Threshold objects for instantaneous [1] 4.6.1.2.19,
80, 82, values Table 10,
84-89, 5.5.1.4.2
91, 92
320

322 def c1 = 1-80, 82, 84-89, 91, 92
1 b c1 31 0-63 0-99, Under limit threshold 3 4 Value group E can be used for per tariff values. Value group F contains the
255 reference into several threshold levels (if applicable). As there can be several
323 thresholds, the use of 0-99 in value group F is also allowed for the occurence
counter, duration and magnitude objects.
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com 1 b c1 32 0-63 0-99, Under limit occurrence counter 1 3 This application of simple counting of under limit occurences is overlapping with
255 the more sophisticated application of UNIPEDE dip classification. As overlapping
OBIS codes are not allowed, this line has been "commented out". The overlap
324 can be avoided if the UNIPEDE dip classification is hold by a register table object.
1 b c1 33 0-63 0-99, Under limit duration 3 4 Idem

325 255
1 b c1 34 0-63 0-99, Under limit magnitude 3 4 Idem
326 255
1 b c1 35 0-63 0-99, Over limit threshold 3 4 Idem
327 255
1 b c1 36 0-63 0-99, Over limit occurrence counter 1 3 Idem
328 255
1 b c1 37 0-63 0-99, Over limit duration 3 4 Idem
329 255
1 b c1 38 0-63 0-99, Over limit magnitude 3 4 Idem
330 255
1 b c1 39 0-63 0-99, Missing threshold 3 4 Idem
331 255
1 b c1 40 0-63 0-99, Missing occurrence counter 1 3 Idem
332 255
1 b c1 41 0-63 0-99, Missing duration 3 4 Idem
333 255
1 b c1 42 0-63 0-99, Missing magnitude 3 4 Idem
334 255
com c1 Register monitor objects for 21 [1] 4.2.15, For monitoring instantaneous values, the logical name of the "Register monitor"
335 instantaneous values of current, 4.6.1.2.20 object may be the OBIS identifier of the threshold.
voltage and frequency

1 b c1 31, 0-63 255 Register monitor objects for under limit, 21
337 35, 39 over limit and missing instantaneous
current and voltage
com 1 b c1 255 255 255 Register monitor objects for current 21 [1] 4.6.1.2.20 For monitoring current average and last average values, the logical name of the
338 and last average demand values "Register monotr" object may be the OBIS identifier of the demand value
monitored.

1 b c1 4, 14, 0-63 255 Register monitor objects for current 21
340 24 demand values
1 b c1 5, 15, 0-63 255 Register monitor objects for last average 21

341 25 demand values, per tariff
Harmonic measurement [1] 5.5.1.3.2,

342 Table 11
343 def c3 = 11, 12, 15, 31, 32, 35, 51, 52 55, 71, 72, 75, 91, 92
com 1 b c3 7 0 255 Instantaneous values, fundamental + all 3 4
344 harmonics
345 com 1 b c3 7 1 255 Instantaneous values, 1st harmonic 3 4
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346 com 1 b c3 7 120 255 Instantaneous values, 120th harmonic 3 4
347 1 b c3 7 1-120 255 Instantaneous values, nth harmonic 3 4
348 1 b c3 7 124 255 Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) 3 4
349 1 b c3 7 125 255 Total Demand Distortion (TDD) 3 4
1 b c3 7 126 255 Instantaneous values, all harmonics value 3 4
350
351 1 b c3 7 127 255 All harmonics to nominal value ratio 3 4
352 com 1 b c3 24 0 255 Instantaneous values, total 3 4 When D = 24 is used for instantaneous values. Same as Line 300.
353 com 1 b c3 24 1 255 Instantaneous values, 1st harmonic 3 4
354 com 1 b c3 24 120 255 Instantaneous values, 120th harmonic 3 4
355 1 b c3 24 1-120 255 Instantaneous values, nth harmonic 3 4
356 1 b c3 24 124 255 Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) 3 4
357 1 b c3 24 125 255 Total Demand Distortion (TDD) 3 4
1 b c3 24 126 255 Instantaneous values, all harmonics value 3 4
358
359 1 b c3 24 127 255 All harmonics to nominal value ratio 3 4
com 1 b 81 7 255 255 Angle measurement [1] 5.5.1.3.3
360 Table 12
361 1 b 81 7 0 255 U(L1) - U(L1) 3 The reference is U(L1). No meaning.
362 1 b 81 7 1 255 U(L2) - U(L1) 3 The reference is U(L1).
363 1 b 81 7 2 255 U(L3) - U(L1) 3 Idem
364 1 b 81 7 4 255 I(L1) - U(L1) 3 Idem
365 1 b 81 7 5 255 I(L2) - U(L1) 3 Idem
366 1 b 81 7 6 255 I(L3) - U(L1) 3 Idem
367 1 b 81 7 7 255 I(L0) - U(L1) 3 Idem
368 1 b 81 7 10 255 U(L1) - U(L2) 3 The reference is U(L2).
369 1 b 81 7 11 255 U(L2) - U(L2) 3 No meaning
370 1 b 81 7 12 255 U(L3) - U(L2) 3
371 1 b 81 7 14 255 I(L1) - U(L2) 3
372 1 b 81 7 15 255 I(L2) - U(L2) 3
373 1 b 81 7 16 255 I(L3) - U(L2) 3
374 1 b 81 7 17 255 I(L0) - U(L2) 3
375 1 b 81 7 20 255 U(L1) - U(L3) 3 The reference is U(L3)
376 1 b 81 7 21 255 U(L2) - U(L3) 3
377 1 b 81 7 22 255 U(L3) - U(L3) 3 No meaning
378 1 b 81 7 24 255 I(L1) - U(L3) 3
379 1 b 81 7 25 255 I(L2) - U(L3) 3
380 1 b 81 7 26 255 I(L3) - U(L3) 3
381 1 b 81 7 27 255 I(L0) - U(L3) 3
382 1 b 81 7 40 255 U(L1) - I(L1) 3 The reference is I(L1)
383 1 b 81 7 41 255 U(L2) - I(L1) 3
384 1 b 81 7 42 255 U(L3) - I(L1) 3
385 1 b 81 7 44 255 I(L1) - I(L1) 3 No meaning
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386 1 b 81 7 45 255 I(L2) - I(L1) 3
387 1 b 81 7 46 255 I(L3) - I(L1) 3
388 1 b 81 7 47 255 I(L0) - I(L1) 3
390 1 b 81 7 51 255 U(L2) - I(L2) 3
391 1 b 81 7 52 255 U(L3) - I(L2) 3
392 1 b 81 7 54 255 I(L1) - I(L2) 3
393 1 b 81 7 55 255 I(L2) - I(L2) 3 No meaning
394 1 b 81 7 56 255 I(L3) - I(L2) 3
395 1 b 81 7 57 255 I(L0) - I(L2) 3
397 1 b 81 7 61 255 U(L2) - I(L3) 3
398 1 b 81 7 62 255 U(L3) - I(L3) 3
399 1 b 81 7 64 255 I(L1) - I(L3) 3
400 1 b 81 7 65 255 I(L2) - I(L3) 3
401 1 b 81 7 66 255 I(L3) - I(L3) 3 No meaning
402 1 b 81 7 67 255 I(L0) - I(L3) 3
404 1 b 81 7 71 255 U(L2) - I(L0) 3
405 1 b 81 7 72 255 U(L3) - I(L0) 3
406 1 b 81 7 74 255 I(L1) - I(L0) 3
407 1 b 81 7 75 255 I(L2) - I(L0) 3
408 1 b 81 7 76 255 I(L3) - I(L0) 3
409 1 b 81 7 77 255 I(L0) - I(L0) 3 No meaning
1 b 81 7 255 255 Summary of phase angles 61 [1] 5.6.3.5, The phase angle values used can be captured to an instance of the IC "Register
410 Table 32 table"
UNIPEDE voltage dips [1] 5.5.1.3.5,
411 Table 14
412 def c4 = 12, 32, 52, 72
413 1 b c4 32 0 255 10...<15%, 10ms...<100ms 1 3 % is depth of the dip
414 1 b c4 32 1 255 10...<15%, 100ms...<500ms 1 3
415 1 b c4 32 2 255 10...<15%, 500ms...<1000ms 1 3
416 1 b c4 32 3 255 10...<15%, 1s...<3s 1 3
417 1 b c4 32 4 255 10...<15%, 3s...<20s 1 3
418 1 b c4 32 5 255 10...<15%, 20s...<60s 1 3
419 1 b c4 32 10 255 15...<30%, 10...<100ms 1 3
420 1 b c4 32 11 255 15...<30%, 100...<500ms 1 3
421 1 b c4 32 12 255 15...<30%, 500...<1000ms 1 3
422 1 b c4 32 13 255 15...<30%, 1s...<3s 1 3
423 1 b c4 32 14 255 15...<30%, 3s...<20s 1 3
424 1 b c4 32 15 255 15...<30%, 20s...<60s 1 3
425 1 b c4 32 20 255 30...<60%, 10...<100ms 1 3
426 1 b c4 32 21 255 30...<60%, 100...<500ms 1 3
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427 1 b c4 32 22 255 30...<60%, 500...<1000ms 1 3
428 1 b c4 32 23 255 30...<60%, 1s...<3s 1 3
429 1 b c4 32 24 255 30...<60%, 3s...<20s 1 3
430 1 b c4 32 25 255 30...<60%, 20s...<60s 1 3
431 1 b c4 32 30 255 60...<90%, 10...<100ms 1 3
432 1 b c4 32 31 255 60...<90%, 100...<500ms 1 3
433 1 b c4 32 32 255 60...<90%, 500...<1000ms 1 3
434 1 b c4 32 33 255 60...<90%, 1s...<3s 1 3
435 1 b c4 32 34 255 60...<90%, 3s...<20s 1 3
436 1 b c4 32 35 255 60...<90%, 20s...<60s 1 3
437 1 b c4 32 40 255 90...<99%, 10...<100ms 1 3
438 1 b c4 32 41 255 90...<99%, 100...<500ms 1 3
439 1 b c4 32 42 255 90...<99%, 500...<1000ms 1 3
440 1 b c4 32 43 255 90...<99%, 1s...<3s 1 3
441 1 b c4 32 44 255 90...<99%, 3s...<20s 1 3
442 1 b c4 32 45 255 90...<99%, 20s...<90s 1 3
Summary of voltage dips [1] 5.6.3.5,
443 Table 32
1 b c4 32 255 255 61
Line and transformer loss Currently only D = 8 "Time integral 1" is required. Other values will be added as
444 measurement needed. Phases Quadrants Unit
com
1 b 83 8 1 255 Summa Li Active line losses + 3 4 OLA+ = (CuA1+) + (CuA2+) + (CuA3+). The positive quantity is calculated when L1...L3 QI+QIV Wh
445 the active energy is positive.
1 b 83 8 2 255 Summa Li Active line losses - 3 4 OLA- = (CuA1-) + (CuA2-) + (CuA3-). The negative quantity is calculated when L1...L3 QII+QIII Wh
446 the active energy is negative.
1 b 83 8 3 255 Summa Li Active line losses 3 4 On Load OLA = (CuA1) + (CuA2) + (CuA3) L1...L3 QI+QII+QIII+QIV Wh
447 Active
448 1 b 83 8 4 255 Summa Li Active transformer losses + 3 4 NLA+ = (FeA1+) + (FeA2+) + (FeA3+) L1...L3 QI+QIV Wh
449 1 b 83 8 5 255 Summa Li Active transformer losses - 3 4 NLA- = (FeA1-) + (FeA2-) + (-FeA3-) L1...L3 QII+QIII Wh
1 b 83 8 6 255 Summa Li Active transformer losses 3 4 No Load Active NLA = (FeA1) + (FeA2) + (FeA3) L1...L3 QI+QII+QIII+QIV Wh
450
451 1 b 83 8 7 255 Summa Li Active losses + 3 4 TLA+ = (OLA+) + (NLA+) L1...L3 QI+QIV Wh
452 1 b 83 8 8 255 Summa Li Active losses - 3 4 TLA- = (OLA-) + (NLA-) L1...L3 QII+QIII Wh
1 b 83 8 9 255 Summa Li Active losses 3 4 Total Losses TLA=OLA + NLA=TLA1 + TLA2 + TLA3 L1...L3 QI+QII+QIII+QIV Wh
453 Active
454 1 b 83 8 10 255 Summa Li Reactive line losses + 3 4 OLR+ = (CuR1+) + (CuR2+) + (CuR3+) L1...L3 QI+QII varh
455 1 b 83 8 11 255 Summa Li Reactive line losses - 3 4 OLR- = (CuR1-) + (CuR2-) + (CuR3-) L1...L3 QIII+QIV varh
1 b 83 8 12 255 Summa Li Reactive line losses 3 4 On Load OLR = (CuR1) + (CuR2) + (CuR3) L1...L3 QI+QII+QIII+QIV varh
456 Reactive
1 b 83 8 13 255 Summa Li Reactive transformer losses + 3 4 NLR+ = (FeR1+) + (FeR2+) + (FeR3+) L1...L3 QI+QII varh
457
1 b 83 8 14 255 Summa Li Reactive transformer losses - 3 4 NLR- = (FeR1-) + (FeR2-) + (FeR3-) L1...L3 QIII+QIV varh
458
1 b 83 8 15 255 Summa Li Reactive transformer losses 3 4 No Load NLR = (FeR1) + (FeR2) + (FeR3) L1...L3 QI+QII+QIII+QIV varh
459 Reactive
460 1 b 83 8 16 255 Summa Li Reactive losses + 3 4 TLR+ = (OLR+) + (NLR+) L1...L3 QI+QII varh
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461 1 b 83 8 17 255 Summa Li Reactive losses - 3 4 TLR- = (OLR-) + (NLR-) L1...L3 QIII+QIV varh
1 b 83 8 18 255 Summa Li Reactive losses 3 4 Total Losses TLR = OLR + NLR = TLR1 + TLR2 + TLR3 L1...L3 QI+QII+QIII+QIV varh
462 Reactive
1 b 83 8 19 255 Total transformer losses with normalised 3 4 U2h 1/RFe x (U2hL1 + U2hL2 + U2hL3) L1...L3 QI+QII+QIII+QIV Wh
463 RFE = 1 MOhm
1 b 83 8 20 255 Total line losses with normalised RCU = 3 4 I2h RCu x (I2hL1 + I2hL2 + I2hL3) L1...L3 QI+QII+QIII+QIV Wh
464 10 Ohm
465 1 b 83 8 21 255 Compensated active brutto + 3 4 CA+ brutto CA+ = (A+) + (TLA+); A+ = 1.1.1.8.0.255 L1...L3 QI+QIV Wh
466 1 b 83 8 22 255 Compensated active netto + 3 4 CA+ netto CA+ = (A+) - (TLA+); L1...L3 QI+QIV Wh
467 1 b 83 8 23 255 Compensated active brutto - 3 4 CA- brutto CA- = (A-) + (TLA-); A- = 1.1.2.8.0.255 L1...L3 QII+QIII Wh
468 1 b 83 8 24 255 Compensated active netto - 3 4 CA - netto CA- = (A-) - (TLA-); L1...L3 QII+QIII Wh
469 1 b 83 8 25 255 Compensated reactive brutto + 3 4 CR+ brutto CR+ = (R+) + (TLR+); R+ = 1.x.3.8.0.255 L1...L3 QI+QII varh
470 1 b 83 8 26 255 Compensated reactive netto + 3 4 CR+ netto CR+ = (R+) - (TLR+) L1...L3 QI+QII varh
471 1 b 83 8 27 255 Compensated reactive brutto - 3 4 CR- brutto CR- = (R-) + (TLR-); R- = 1.x.4.8.0.255 L1...L3 QIII+QIV varh
472 1 b 83 8 28 255 Compensated reactive netto - 3 4 CR- netto CR- = (R-) - (TLR-) L1...L3 QIII+QIV varh
473 com 1 b 83 8 29 255 Reserved 4
474 com 1 b 83 8 30 255 Reserved 4
475 1 b 83 8 31 255 L1 Active line losses + 3 4 CuA1+ = I2hL1 x RCu; RCu = 1.x.0.10.2.V-y L1 QI+QIV Wh
476 1 b 83 8 32 255 L1 Active line losses - 3 4 CuA1- = I2hL1 x RCu L1 QII+QIII Wh
477 1 b 83 8 33 255 L1 Active line losses 3 4 CUA1 CuA1 = I2hL1 x Rcu L1 QI+QII+QIII+QIV Wh
478 1 b 83 8 34 255 L1 Active transformer losses + 3 4 FeA1+ = U2hL1/RFe; RFe = 1.x.0.10.1.V-y L1 QI+QIV Wh
479 1 b 83 8 35 255 L1 Active transformer losses - 3 4 FeA1- = U2hL1/RFe L1 QII+QIII Wh
480 1 b 83 8 36 255 L1 Active transformer losses 3 4 FEA1 FeA1 = U2hL1/Rfe L1 QI+QII+QIII+QIV Wh
481 1 b 83 8 37 255 L1 Active losses + 3 4 TLA1+ = (CuA1+) + (FeA1+) L1 QI+QIV Wh
482 1 b 83 8 38 255 L1 Active losses - 3 4 TLA1- = (CuA1-) + (FeA1-) L1 QII+QIII Wh
483 1 b 83 8 39 255 L1 Active losses 3 4 TLA1 TLA1 = CuA1+ FeA1 L1 QI+QII+QIII+QIV Wh
484 1 b 83 8 40 255 L1 Reactive line losses + 3 4 CuR1+ = I2hL1 x Xs; Xs = 1.x.0.10.3.V-y L1 QI+QII varh
485 1 b 83 8 41 255 L1 Reactive line losses - 3 4 CuR1- = I2hL1 x Xs L1 QIII+QIV varh
486 1 b 83 8 42 255 L1 Reactive line losses 3 4 CUR1 CuR1 = I2hL1 x Xs L1 QI+QII+QIII+QIV varh
487 1 b 83 8 43 255 L1 Reactive transformer losses + 3 4 FeR1+ = U2hL1/Xm; Xm = 1.x.0.10.0.V-y L1 QI+QII varh
488 1 b 83 8 44 255 L1 Reactive transformer losses - 3 4 FeR1- = U2hL1/Xm L1 QIII+QIV varh
489 1 b 83 8 45 255 L1 Reactive transformer losses 3 4 FER1 FeR1 = U2hL1/Xm. Xm = 1.x.0.10.0.V-y L1 QI+QII+QIII+QIV varh
490 1 b 83 8 46 255 L1 Reactive losses + 3 4 TLR1+ = (CuR1+) + (FeR1+) L1 QI+QII varh
491 1 b 83 8 47 255 L1 Reactive losses - 3 4 TLR1- = (CuR1-) + (FeR1-) L1 QIII+QIV varh
492 1 b 83 8 48 255 L1 Reactive losses 3 4 TLR1 TLR1 = CuR1+ FeR1 L1 QI+QII+QIII+QIV varh
493 1 b 83 8 49 255 L1 A2h 3 4 A2hL1 L1 QI+QII+QIII+QIV A2h
494 1 b 83 8 50 255 L1 V2h 3 4 U2hL1 L1 QI+QII+QIII+QIV V2h
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com 1 b 83 8 91... 255 Reserved
535 127
536 com 1 b 96 1 255 255 Metering point ID [1] 4.6.1.2.16
537 1 b 96 1 0-9 255 Metering point ID 1-10 1 3
538 1 b 96 1 255 255 Metering point ID, combined 7 61
539 com 1 b 96 255 255 255 Electricity related status data [1] 4.6.1.2.17
540 1 b 96 5 0 255 Internal operating status, global 1,3,4,63 7,61
1 b 96 5 1 255 Internal operating status, statusword 1 1,3,4,63
541
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542
543
544
545 1 b 96 5 5 255 Meter started status flag 1 3, 4
546 1 b 96 10 0 255 Status information missing voltage 1 3, 4
547 1 b 96 10 1 255 Status information missing current 1 3, 4
1 b 96 10 2 255 Status information current without voltage 1 3, 4
548
1 b 96 10 3 255 Status information auxiliary power supply 1 3, 4
549
com 1 b 96 50 255 255 Manufacturer specific electricity related [1] 5.6.3.1 In the manufacturer specific objects, only those values which are not represented
550 placed. If this is not required, the code shall use the possibilities of a value group
D > 127.

551 61, 63
com 1 b 98 1 255 255 Electricity related list objects [1] 4.6.1.2.18,
552 5.6.3.3
1 b 98 1 0-127, 0-99, Data of billing period (with billing period 7 [1] 5.7.3 F = 255 means wildcard. F = 0-99 and 101 means direct access to data of
255 101- scheme 1 if there are two schemes previous billing periods. Value of F = 102-125 means access to data of last 2-25
553 126, available) billing periods. F = 126 means access to data of an unspecified number of billing
255 periods.
1 b 98 2 0-127, 0-99, Data of billing period (with billing period 7 [1] 5.7.3 Idem.
255 101- scheme 2)
554 126,
255
com 1 b 98 10 255 255 Register table objects, general use, [1] 4.2.18,
555 electricity related 5.6.3.5 Table
32
1 b 98 10 0-127 0-99, Register table objects, general use 61

101-
556 126,
255
557 com 1 b 99 255 255 255 Electricity profile objects [1] 5.6.3.1.3
558 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.
559 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.
560 1 b 99 3 0 255 Load profile during test 7
561 1 b 99 10 1 255 Dips voltage profile 7
562 1 b 99 10 2 255 Swells voltage profile 7
563 1 b 99 10 3 255 Cuts voltage profile 7
564 1 b 99 11 1-125 255 Voltage harmonic profile 7 n-th voltage harmonic profile
565 1 b 99 12 1-125 255 Current harmonic profile 7 n-th current harmonic profile
566 1 b 99 13 0 255 Voltage unbalance profile 7
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567 1 b 99 97 0-127 255 Power failure event log 7
568 1 b 99 98 0-127 255 Event log 7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
569 1 b 99 99 0-127 255 Certification data log 7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
com 1 255 255 255 255 255 Manufacturer electricity related objects [1] 5.3.8 If any group B to F contains a value in the manufacturer specific range, the whole
code is considered as manufacturer specific and even the other value groups,
571 def b=0-199, 255

572 def c=0-199, 255
573 def d=0-255
574 def e=0-255
575 def f=0-255
1 128- c d e f Manufacturer specific electricity related * Objects that are already defined in [1] and [2] shall not be re-defined as
576 199 objects, Group B=128...199 manufacturer specific.
1 b 128- d e f Manufacturer specific electricity related * Idem
577 199, objects, Group C=128...199
240
1 b c 128- e f Manufacturer specific electricity related * Idem
578 254 objects, Group D=128-254
1 b c d 128- f Manufacturer specific electricity related * Idem
579 254 objects, Group E=128...254
1 b c d e 128-254 Manufacturer specific electricity related * Idem
580 objects, Group F=18...254
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DLMS User Association List of standard Gas codes 381792883.xlsx]
1 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.
2 com Value group IC Alt IC
3 com A B C D E F Meaning class class Reference Comments/Known issues
com [1] 5.3.2, Value group A defines the characteristic of the data item to be identified
4 5.4.1 (abstract data, energy type). For gas related objects, A = 7.
com [1] 5.3.3, Group B defines channels 0...64. Values 65...127 are available for utility specific
5 5.4.2 use.
com [1] 5.3.4, The standard range of value group C is 0...127, 200-239 and 241-254. It is used
6 5.4.3.2, for handling measuring quantities for meters, converters, loggers, energy meters,
5.5.4.2 and for handling metering site specific information.
com [1] 5.3.5, The standard range of value group D is 0-127. It is used for identifying an
7 5.4.4, 5.5.4.3 algorithm for processing a quantity identified by Group A and C and for further
subdivision.
com [1] 5.3.6, Group E generally is used for further subdivision. The standard range is 0-63.
8 5.4.5.2
com [1] 5.3.7, Group F generally is used for historical values. The standard range is 0...99 and
9 5.4.6, 5.7.3 101...126.
com In all groups the value 255 means "not used". All codes not specified are
11 reserved.
13 com "def" in the first marks a row defining a range of values valid for group A,B,C,D,E,or F for the lines below that row.
def b=0-64 [1] 5.4.2
14 Table 4
com 7 b 255 255 255 255 Gas related objects In the "com" lines starting new code ranges, 255 is used as a wildcard.
15
com 7 b 0 255 255 255 Gas related general purpose objects
16
17 com 7 b 0 0 255 255 Free ID-numbers for utilities [1] 4.6.1.2.3
7 b 0 0 0-9 255 Gas ID 1-10 1 3,4 The gas ID numbers are instances of the IC Data, with data type octet string. If IC
18 = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
7 b 0 0 255 255 Complete combined electricity ID 7 61 If more than one Device ID-s are used, it is allowed to combine them into one
com 7 b 0 1 255 255 Historical value/reset counter [1] 4.6.1.2.4, NOTE: The second billing period scheme is not implemented for gas.
entries objects 4.6.1.2.4 These values are represented by instances of the interface class "Data",
20 with data types unsigned. If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is
used, scaler = 0 and unit = 255.
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7 b 0 1 0 255 Status (VZ) of the historical value 1 3,4 If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit =
21 counter (Billing period counter) 255.
7 b 0 1 1 255 Number of available historical values 1 3 Idem
22 (billing periods)
com 7 b 0 1 2 255 Time stamps of the billing periods [1] 5.6.6.1
23 objects Table 41
25 def f = 0-99
com 7 b 0 1 2 VZ Time stamp of the billing period VZ 1 3,4 VZ means the status of the billing period counter, 0-99 readable under code
26 (last reset) 0.1.x.0.1.0.255.
com 7 b 0 1 2 VZ-1 Time stamp of the billing period VZ-1 1 3,4 Idem
27
com 7 b 0 1 2 VZ-n Time stamp of the billing period VZ-n 1 3,4 Idem
28
7 b 0 1 2 f Time stamp of the billing period 1 3,4 If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit =
29 255.
7 b 0 1 2 255 Time stamp of the most recent billing 1 3,4 The current time stamp is the time stamp of the last billing period closed. NOTE:
30 period closed this code is not included in [2] Table 20.
com 7 b 0 2 255 255 Configuration objects [1] 4.6.1.2.5
31 5.6.6.1 Table
41
7 b 0 2 0 255 Program version 1 3,4 If IC = 3 "Register" or IC = 4 "Extended register" is used, scaler = 0 and unit =
32 255.
33 7 b 0 2 1 255 Firmware version 1 3,4 Idem
34 7 b 0 2 2 255 Software version 1 3,4 Idem
35 7 b 0 2 3 255 Device version 1 3,4 Idem
36 7 b 0 2 11 255 Pressure sensor, serial no. 1 3,4 Idem
37 7 b 0 2 12 255 Temperature sensor, serial no. 1 3,4 Idem
38 7 b 0 2 13 255 Calculator, serial no. 1 3,4 Idem
7 b 0 2 14 255 Volume sensor, serial no. 1 3,4 Idem. A volume sensor could be an external mechanical meter/encoder/electronic
39 index.
com 7 b 0 3 255 255 Output pulse constants [1] 4.6.1.2.6 These values are represented by instances of the interface class IC = 3
40 converted/unconverted objects 5.6.6.1 Table "Register" IC = 4 "Extended Register" with simple data types for the attribute
41 value.
41 7 b 0 3 0 255 Volume forward unconverted 3 4

42 7 b 0 3 1 255 Volume reverse unconverted 3 4
43 7 b 0 3 2 255 Volume absolute unconverted 3 4 Absolute in the sense that negative volume is summed as positive ABS ().
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44 7 b 0 3 3 255 Volume forward converted 3 4
45 7 b 0 3 4 255 Volume reverse converted 3 4
46 7 b 0 3 5 255 Volume absolute converted 3 4 Idem
com 7 b 0 4 255 255 Conversion factor objects [1] 5.6.6.1 This area is to be used for polynomials, constants for conversion and similar.
47 Table 41
48 7 b 0 4 0 255 1 3,4
49 7 b 0 4 1 255 1 3,4
50 7 b 0 4 2 255 1 3,4
51 7 b 0 4 3 255 1 3,4
52 7 b 0 4 4 255 1 3,4
53 com 1 b 0 5 255 255 Excess consumption
54 1 b 0 5 1 1-4 Demand limits 1...4 3 4
55 1 b 0 5 2 1-9 Demand limits, tariff 1...9 3 4
com 7 b 0 5 255 255 Maximum contracted value objects
56
7 b 0 5 3 255 Maximum contracted consumption for 3 4 Used for display only. The value is related to the quantity at the top of the volume
57 recording interval 1 conversion process.
7 b 0 5 4 255 Maximum contracted consumption for 3 4 Idem
58 recording interval 2
com 7 b 0 5 255 255 Temperature and pressure minimum [1] 5.6.6.1 These limits determine a temperature and pressure range. Within this range, the
59 and maximum limit objects Table 41 [2] values are "undisturbed" outside of this range they are "disturbed".
B.3.2
7 b 0 5 11 255 Absolute temperature, minimum limit 3 4

60 setting, Tmin
7 b 0 5 12 255 Absolute temperature, maximum limit 3 4
61 setting, Tmax
7 b 0 5 13 255 Absolute pressure, minimum limit 3 4
62 setting, Pmin
7 b 0 5 14 255 Absolute pressure, maximum limit 3 4
63 setting, Pmax
com 7 b 0 6 255 255 Nominal value objects (for [1] 5.6.6.1 These objects hold gas meter nameplate data.
64 volume sensor) Table 41
65 7 b 0 6 1 255 Pressure 3 4
66 7 b 0 6 2 255 Temperature 3 4
67 7 b 0 6 3 255 Qmin 3 4 Qmin refers to meter quantity. This code is used for display only.
68 7 b 0 6 4 255 Qmax 3 4 Idem
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com 7 b 0 7 255 255 Input pulse constant objects [1] 4.6.1.2.6 These values are represented by instances of the interface class IC = 3
69 5.6.6.1 Table "Register" IC = 4 "Extended Register" with simple data types for the attribute
41 value.
70 7 b 0 7 0 255 Volume forward unconverted 3 4

71 7 b 0 7 1 255 Volume reverse unconverted 3 4
72 7 b 0 7 2 255 Volume absolute unconverted 3 4 Absolute in the sense that negative volume is summed as positive ABS ().
73 7 b 0 7 3 255 Volume forward converted 3 4
74 7 b 0 7 4 255 Volume reverse converted 3 4
75 7 b 0 7 5 255 Volume absolute converted 3 4 Absolute in the sense that negative volume is summed as positive ABS ().
com 7 b 0 8 255 255 Measurement-/registration period [1] 4.6.1.2.8 Time entry values are represented by instances of IC = 1 "Data", IC = 3 "Register"
76 duration objects or IC = 4 "Extended register" with the data type of the value attribute unsigned,
long-unsigned or double-long-unsigned.
77 7 b 0 8 1 255 Recording interval 1, for profile 1 3

7 b 0 8 2 255 Recording interval 2, for profile 1 3 [1] Table 41 If multiple recording intervals are implemented, then recording interval 1 shall be
78 Note d) the shorter.
7 b 0 8 3 255 Measurement period 1, for average 1 3 In gas metering, the averaging schemes belonging to these measurement
79 value 1 periods are not used today.
7 b 0 8 4 255 Measurement period 2, for average 1 3 Idem
80 value 2
7 b 0 8 5 255 Measurement period 3, for 1 3 With battery operated volume converters, P and T is measured as an
81 instantaneous value instantaneous value once every 30 s.
7 b 0 8 6 255 Measurement period 4, for test value 1 3 Idem
82
83 7 b 0 8 10 255 Billing period 1 3
84 com 7 b 0 9 255 255 Time entries objects [1] 4.6.1.2.8
85 7 b 0 9 0 255 Number of days since last reset 1 3
com In the following grey "COM" lines, 255 is used as a wildcard, meaning that in
86 Groups D, E and F various values are allowed. These are defined later down.
com 7 b c=1-6, 255 255 255 Gas related measuring data - [1] 5.5.4.2 In gas metering mainly volume quantities are used for billing purposes (meter
11-16, volume and energy objects Table 19 reading, index). Tariffs for different time periods are not used today, but could be
21-26, used in the future.
87 31-36

89 def c = 1-6 Meter volume objects In the comment lines below, 255 means wild card
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com 7 b 1 255 255 255 Forward undisturbed meter volume
90
com 7 b 2 255 255 255 Forward disturbed meter volume [2] B.2 Disturbance registers are used when detection exceeds permissible metrological
limits or plausibility. So the gas conversion process will switch to store results into
91 disturbance registers when an alert condition occurs and switch back to normal
operation registers if this condition disappears.
com 7 b 3 255 255 255 Forward absolute meter volume The sum of disturbed and undisturbed volume equals to the absolute meter
92 volume.
com 7 b 4 255 255 255 Reverse undisturbed meter volume
93
com 7 b 5 255 255 255 Reverse disturbed meter volume
94
com 7 b 6 255 255 255 Reverse absolute meter volume
95
7 b c 0 0 255 Actual value at measuring conditions, 3 4 [2] Table 21, With C = 3, forward absolute unconverted volume "index" from the meter, Vm.
96 current billing period B.3.2
com 7 b c 0 0 VZ Actual value at measuring conditions, 3,4 7
97 value of a single past billing period,
identified by VZ
com 7 b c 0 0 VZ-1 Idem, value of a single older billing 3,4 7

98 period
7 b c 0 0 0-99 Idem, value of a single historical billing 3,4 7
99 period
com 7 b c 0 0 101 Idem, Value of the last single billing 3,4
100 period
com 7 b c 0 0 101-125 Idem, Value of the (f-100)th last single 3,4
101 billing period
com 7 b c 0 0 101-125 Idem, value of the (f-100) last billing 7
102 periods
com 7 b c 0 0 102 Idem, value of the second last billing 3,4
103 periods
com 7 b c 0 0 102 Idem, value of the two last billing 7
104 periods
7 b c 0 0 101-125 Idem, value of the (f-100)th / (f-100) 3,4 7
7 b c 0 0 126, Idem, value of an unspecified number 7 F = 255 means wildcard
106 255 of last billing periods
7 b c 1 0 255 Corrected volume, current billing 3 4 [2] Table 21, With C=3, forward absolute error corrected volume from the meter, Vc.
107 period B.3.2
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108 period
[1] 5.5.4.2
111 Table 19
def c = 11-16 Converter volume objects In the comment lines below, 255 means wild card
com 7 b 11 255 255 255 Forward undisturbed converter
112 volume
com 7 b 12 255 255 255 Forward disturbed converter volume
113
com 7 b 13 255 255 255 Forward absolute converter volume
114
com 7 b 14 255 255 255 Reverse undisturbed converter
115 volume
com 7 b 15 255 255 255 Reverse disturbed converter volume
116
com 7 b 16 255 255 255 Reverse absolute converter volume
117
7 b c 0 0 255 Actual value at measuring conditions, 3 4 [2] Table 21, With C = 11, forward undisturbed unconverted volume from converter.
118 current billing period B.3.2 With C = 12, forward disturbed unconverted volume from converter.
With C = 13, forward absolute unconverted volume from converter

119 period
7 b c 1 0 255 Corrected volume, current billing 3 4 [2] Table 21, With C = 11, forward undisturbed error corrected volume from converter. With C =
122 period B.3.2 13, forward absolute error corrected volume from converter.
123 period
7 b c 2 0 255 Value at base conditions, current billing 3 4 With C = 11, forward undisturbed error corrected volume from converter, value at
126 period base conditions, Vb.
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127 period
def c = 21-26 Logger volume objects [1] 5.5.4.2 In the comment lines below, 255 means wild card.
130 Table 19
com 7 b 21 255 255 255 Forward undisturbed logger volume
131
com 7 b 22 255 255 255 Forward disturbed logger volume
132
com 7 b 23 255 255 255 Forward absolute logger volume
133
com 7 b 24 255 255 255 Reverse undisturbed logger volume
134
com 7 b 25 255 255 255 Reverse disturbed logger volume
135
com 7 b 26 255 255 255 Reverse absolute logger volume
136
7 b c 0 0 255 Actual value at measuring conditions, 3 4 [2] Table 21, With C = 23, Forward absolute unconverted volume from logger, Vm.
137 current billing period B.3.2
138 period
7 b c 1 0 255 Corrected volume, current billing 3 4 [2] Table 21, With C=23, forward absolute error corrected volume from logger, Vc.
141 period B.3.2
142 period
7 b c 2 0 255 Value at base conditions, current billing 3 4 [2] Table 21, With C = 23, Forward absolute converted volume from logger, Vb.
145 period B.3.2
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146 period
[1] 5.5.4.2
149 Table 19
def c = 31-36 Energy objects In the comment lines below, 255 means wild card
150 com 7 b 31 255 255 255 Forward undisturbed energy
151 com 7 b 32 255 255 255 Forward disturbed energy
152 com 7 b 33 255 255 255 Forward absolute energy
153 com 7 b 34 255 255 255 Reverse undisturbed energy
154 com 7 b 35 255 255 255 Reverse disturbed energy
155 com 7 b 36 255 255 255 Reverse absolute energy
7 b c 2 0 255 Value at base conditions 3 4 [2] Table 21, With C = 33, forward absolute energy at base conditions (Energy index, E).
156 B.3.2
157 period
com 7 b 41 255 255 255 Metering site condition information [2] Table 21 All these data are instantaneous (snapshot) values.
160 objects
161 7 b 41 0 0 255 Current temperature, T 3 4
162 7 b 41 2 0 255 Base temperature, Tb 3 4 Value of temperature to which conversion is made.
7 b 41 3 0 255 Backup temperature (Used if 3 4
163 temperature sensor fails)
7 b 41 11 0 255 Preset temperature 3 4 It is an entered data value to be used for volume conversion where an assumed
regional/national temperature is used for billing
164
165 7 b 42 0 0 255 Current pressure, P 3 4

166 7 b 42 2 0 255 Base pressure, Pb 3 4 Value of pressure to which conversion is made.
7 b 42 3 0 255 Backup pressure (Used if pressure 3 4
167 sensor fails)
168 7 b 42 11 0 255 Preset pressure value 3 4 Used for conversion devices without a pressure sensor
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7 b 43 0 0 255 Flow rate, unconverted 3 4 [2] B.3.2 Flow rate is a measured/calculated instantaneous representation of the rate of
flow: it is analogous to power in electrical terms. It is usually expressed in
m3/hour. It can represent unconverted or converted flow, governed by the value
169 group D. Flow rate is not used for billing purposes.
170 7 b 43 1 0 255 Flow rate, error-corrected 3 4

171 7 b 43 2 0 255 Flow rate converted 3 4
172 7 b 44 0 0 255 Velocity of sound 3 4 [2] Table 21 Used with ultrasonic meters.
7 b 45 0 0 255 Density 3 4 [2] B.3.2 Density can be measured and used to calculate energy with a variant of calorific
173 value.
com 7 b 255 255 255 255 Constants and calculated results
174 objects
7 b 51 0 0 255 Correction factor, Cf 1 3,4 [2] Table 21, A fixed value used to correct a scalar error on a meter. For example, if a meter
B.3.2. under-registers volume by 0,5%, the a correction factor value of 1,005 will
175 compensate for the error. Cf could also be a function of flow, based upon a table
of error-flow of the gas meter.
7 b 51 10 0 255 Correction factor, Cf at measuring 1 3,4

176 conditions
7 b 52 0 0 255 Conversion factor, C 1 3,4 [2] Table 21, A factor that is used to convert "unconverted volume" to "converted volume".
177 B.3.2.
7 b 53 0 0 255 Compressibility, Z 1 3,4 [2] Table 21, The difference in compressibility between the gas being measured and "noble"
178 B.3.2. gas. SGERG-88 and EN 12405 give full information on this, though below 1,5 Bar
this is usually set to 1.
7 b 53 2 0 255 Base compressibility, Zb 1 3,4 [2] Table 21,

179 B.3.2.
7 b 53 11 0 255 Preset compressibility 1 3,4 [2] Table 21, Used where a fixed value of Z is assumed.
180 B.3.2.
7 b 53 12 0 255 Compressibility method 1 3,4 [2] Table 21, Usually a text string, SGERG88, AGA8, AGANX19 etc.
181 B.3.2.
7 b 54 0 0 255 Calorific value (Measured), CV 3 4 [2] Table 21, CV is the energy that may be gained from the combustion of a standard volume
182 B.3.2. of gas at base conditions, or at a pre-set density.
com 1 b 96 50 255 255 Manufacturer specific gas related [1] 5.6.6.1 In the manufacturer specific objects, only those values which are not represented
183 placed. If this is not required, the code shall use the possibilities of a value group
D > 127. These codes are not yet in [2].

184 61, 63
185 com 7 b 99 255 255 255 Gas data profile objects [2] Table 20
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7 b 99 1 0-127 255 7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
186 Load profile with recording interval 1
7 b 99 2 0-127 255 7 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.

187 Load profile with recording interval 2
7 b 99 3 0 255 Profile of maxima with recording 7 A sequence of maximum value sets.

188 interval 1
7 b 99 4 1 255 Profile of maxima with recording 7 A sequence of maximum value sets.
189 interval 2
190 7 b 99 98 0-127 255 Event log 7 [1] Table 37 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
191 7 b 99 99 0-127 255 Certification data log 7 [1] Table 37 If only one object is instantiated, the value of E shall be 0.
com 7 b 128 255 255 255 Gas related manufacturer specific If any group B to F contains a value in the manufacturer specific range, the whole
objects code is considered as manufacturer specific and even the other value groups,
7 128- 0-255 0-255 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific gas related * Objects that are already defined in [1] and [2] shall not be re-defined as
193 254 objects, Group B>127 manufacturer specific.
7 b 128- 0-255 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific gas related * Idem
194 254, objects, Group C>127
240
7 b 0-254 128- 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific gas related * Idem

195 254 objects, Group D>127
7 b 0-254 0-254 128- 0-255 Manufacturer specific gas related * Idem
196 254 objects, Group E>127
7 b 0-254 0-254 0-254 128-254 Manufacturer specific gas related * Idem
197 objects, Group F>127
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21 com 0 b 0 1 0 VZ Billing period counter object (1), VZ 1 3,4

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31 com 0 b 0 1 3 VZ Billing period counter object (2), VZ 1 3,4

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117 0 b 65 0 0-127 255 Standard tables 0-127 26

128 com Range definitions

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0 b 96 3 1 255 State of the input control signals 1,3,4,63 Idem

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0 b 96 4 0 255 State of the internal control signals, 1,3,4,63 7,61 Idem

206 0 b 96 6 0 255 Battery use time counter 3 1,4

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211 0 b 96 7 0 255 In all three phases 1 3,4

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238 0 b 96 8 1-63 255 Time of registration rate 1 to 63 3 4,1 Idem

243 0 b 96 10 2 255 Status register 2 1 3,4,63 Idem

253 0 b 96 12 0 255 Reserved 1 3,4

0 b 96 50-99 0-255 0-255 Manufacturer specific abstract objects 1,3,4,7,

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0 b 98 10 0-127 0-99, Register table objects, general use 61

com 0 b 99 255 255 255 Abstract data profiles [1] 5.6.2.4,

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286 com Utility specific objects

289 def b=0-199, 255

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22 com 1 b 0 1 0 VZ Billing period counter object (1), VZ 1 3,4

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32 com 1 b 0 1 3 VZ Billing period counter object (2), VZ 1 3,4

42 1 b 0 2 0 255 Configuration program version number 1 3,4

51 1 b 0 3 0 255 Active energy metrological LED 1 3,4

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62 1 b 0 4 0 255 Reading factor for power 1 3,4

80 1 b 0 7 0 255 Active energy 3 4

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