Modbus Syntax and Register Configuration for atvise® Connect

Created by Vester Business Support Team, Modified on Mon, 30 Dec, 2024 at 6:29 PM by Agent Aaron Camacho

For atvise® Connect the following item syntax is set up as show below:


Syntax with Letter

This section describes the syntax for addressing using letters to represent different area types in the Modbus protocol when working with atvise® Connect. Each area type has specific access rights and orientation, determining whether the registers can be read, written, or both.


Syntax with Letter
Area TypeSyntaxExampleOrientationAccess Rights
Discrete OutputOO15BITRead/Write
Discrete InputII5BITRead
Input RegisterIRIR10WORDRead
Holding RegisterHRHR1WORDRead/Write
Input RegisterIRWIRW3UINT16Read
Holding RegisterHRWHRW2UINT16Read/Write



Syntax with Number

This section presents the address syntax using numbers to represent different area types in the Modbus protocol. The addresses are categorized by the type of register and data format, along with their access permissions.


Syntax with Number
Area TypeSyntaxExampleOrientationAccess Rights
Discrete Output0XXXX00015BITRead/Write
Discrete Input1XXXX10005BITRead
Input Register3XXXX30010WORDRead
Holding Register4XXXX40001WORDRead/Write
Input Register3WX3W5UINT16Read
Holding Register4WX4W5UINT16Read/Write



Other Syntax & Registers Combining

This section introduces additional syntax options for working with registers in Modbus, including the use of individual bits and the combination of registers to form longer data types such as 32-bit integers, 64-bit integers, or floating-point numbers.


Other Sintaxis & Join Registers
Data TypeSyntaxExampleRegisterRaw Value
BITHRXn.bitHRX5.340005 = 255[0000000011111111] 
INT32HRD / IRDHRD140000 + 40001-
UINT32HRDW / IRDWHRDW140000 + 40001-
FLOATHRF / IRFHRF540004 + 40005-



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