Hello all,
I’m hoping someone will know what I’m on about here, I’m not sure I do!
I’m trying to communicate with my SolarEdge solar inverter via Modbus. I can now remotely control the inverter, for example, I can put it into Remote Control Mode and then charge the battery from the grid/AC. I now need to write a Float32 value to the inverter to limit the speed it charges the battery.
I’ve got no idea what a Float32 value/number is, however after much googling I’ve found I need to take the decimal number (1000) and convert it to either hex (0x447A0000) or binary (1111101000), I’m unsure which. Then from what I’ve found online, I need to split this into two “words” so the 32-bit value can be written into two 16-bit registers via Modbus.
I’ve been unable to find a converter or the formula online to help with this. It’s also possible I’m completely off and do this all wrong! Has anyone tried to get this to work before?