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Hi.
I'm working on the integration of some devices for a automation system.
One of these devices is a RTU with a ethernet link that works as a ModBus slave. The main issue with that RTU is that its responses for 32bit floating point values are coming in word swap format, while it is configured to answer with a standard floating point byte order (ABCD order).
While researching, I asked the IT staff for it, and they said it was possible that the RTU was using the Bristol standard format for 32bt Floating Point numbers.
I've been searching for references of such a standard without success.
Does it really exists? Were can I find information about it? How is it different than the Modbus Standard.
I'm working on the integration of some devices for a automation system.
One of these devices is a RTU with a ethernet link that works as a ModBus slave. The main issue with that RTU is that its responses for 32bit floating point values are coming in word swap format, while it is configured to answer with a standard floating point byte order (ABCD order).
While researching, I asked the IT staff for it, and they said it was possible that the RTU was using the Bristol standard format for 32bt Floating Point numbers.
I've been searching for references of such a standard without success.
Does it really exists? Were can I find information about it? How is it different than the Modbus Standard.