OBIS Lite
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
"OBIS Lite" is a FREE version of "OBISDecode" (look for the full version in the AppStore).
The main differences are:
- OBIS codes are limited to Electricity related codes only. No Abstract and Gas codes;
- OBIS codes are limited to C.D.E value groups only. No A,B and F value groups;
- IC class is not present;
- iAd banner is present.
OBIS (OBject Identification System)
Reference: DLMS User Association Blue book, IEC 62056-61, IEC 62056-62
Most of the contemporary electronic energy and gas meters use OBIS system for identifying the data, visible on the display (LCD), and data transferred via their communication interface.
Many people do not understand the meaning of the data on their meter's LCD. With the help of "OBISDecode" or "OBIS Lite" one can understand what appears on the LCD.
The full OBIS code structure consists of 6 groups - A, B, C, D, E and F. For easy interpretation there are delimiters in-between the values
A - B : C . D . E * F
Only groups C and D are mandatory. Normally, groups C.D.E are reported on the LCD.
In order to decode the OBIS-code, select the values in the groups in a sequence from C to E.
Any selection in any group will implement the change of possible selection for the remaining groups.
Therefore, after selecting group C, the set of the values in the group D will be limited to the possible values according to the standard, so all values that are manufacturer specific or are not relevant with the group C selection will be omitted. The same is true for the group E after selection in group D.
The main differences are:
- OBIS codes are limited to Electricity related codes only. No Abstract and Gas codes;
- OBIS codes are limited to C.D.E value groups only. No A,B and F value groups;
- IC class is not present;
- iAd banner is present.
OBIS (OBject Identification System)
Reference: DLMS User Association Blue book, IEC 62056-61, IEC 62056-62
Most of the contemporary electronic energy and gas meters use OBIS system for identifying the data, visible on the display (LCD), and data transferred via their communication interface.
Many people do not understand the meaning of the data on their meter's LCD. With the help of "OBISDecode" or "OBIS Lite" one can understand what appears on the LCD.
The full OBIS code structure consists of 6 groups - A, B, C, D, E and F. For easy interpretation there are delimiters in-between the values
A - B : C . D . E * F
Only groups C and D are mandatory. Normally, groups C.D.E are reported on the LCD.
In order to decode the OBIS-code, select the values in the groups in a sequence from C to E.
Any selection in any group will implement the change of possible selection for the remaining groups.
Therefore, after selecting group C, the set of the values in the group D will be limited to the possible values according to the standard, so all values that are manufacturer specific or are not relevant with the group C selection will be omitted. The same is true for the group E after selection in group D.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 284.73 KB of space to download and install OBIS Lite app. OBIS Lite is available on iTunes for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Vladimir Spassov at http://vladospassov.blogspot.com/.
Copyright © 2012 Vladimir Spassov
