One of the biggest frustrations with Modbus! Floating point numbers. Modbus only defines 16-bit registers—it doesn’t specify how multi-register values like 32-bit or 64-bit floats should be formatted. Different manufacturers use different byte orders, leaving you with a puzzle to solve.
🔄 Big-endian or little-endian?
🔄 Word-swapped or standard?
🔄 IEEE 754 or custom format?
If you’ve ever struggled to decode a Modbus float, you know the pain. That’s where Senquip scripting makes life easier. With a simple script, a Senquip device can:
✅ Reorder bytes dynamically to match the device format.
✅ Convert raw Modbus registers into readable floats.
✅ Handle manufacturer quirks without custom firmware.
Instead of battling inconsistent data formats, adapt on the fly.