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Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC) BACnet points list
Updated 12 November 2026
Measurlogic DTS meters are DIN-rail, panel and socket energy meters for single-phase, three-phase and DC circuits. Meters ordered with the 'BACnet MS/TP ML' option use this object map: per-phase voltages, currents, frequency, power, power factor, unbalance and demand as analog inputs, net and split energy counters, demand time stamps as DateTime Value objects, and configuration and communication settings as writable analog and binary values. Meters without 'ML' on the label use a different map.
This page lists 96 BACnet objects for the Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC) — 11 of them writable — with each object’s type, instance number, name, engineering units and access. It is re-typed from Measurlogic’s own free documentation, linked below.
- Manufacturer
- Measurlogic
- Model
- DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC)
- Equipment
- Energy meter (electrical sub-meter)
- Equipment type
- Thermostats, sensors & meters
- BACnet objects
- 96 (11 writable)
- Transport
- BACnet MS/TP
- Firmware
- Not stated
- Default device instance
- 473001
- Also known as
- DTS 305, DTS 307, DTS 310, DTS SMX, DTS SKT, DTS DC, Measurlogic DTS BACnet ML, BACnet MS/TP ML
- Source document
- Measurlogic DTS BACnet MS/TP ML Map · rev. R23A
Reference only, provided as-is: verify against Measurlogic’s current documentation and the live device before use. Not official Measurlogic information. Terms of use.
BMS integration notes: Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC)
Set a unique MAC address and Device ID (default MAC 1, Device ID 473001, 38400 baud), then read total power, energy, voltages, currents and demand. Confirm the energy resolution with AV 8023 EnerPowDivider before trending energy.
Minimum points to map
The short list most integrators start with — enough to run the unit from a BMS. Map more as the job needs.
| Object | Name | Why | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI 5528 | PowerP_Tot | Total active power, kW | Read |
| AI 7004 | EnergyP_Total | Net active energy, kWh | Read |
| AI 5504 | Volt_LN_Ave | Average L-N voltage | Read |
| AI 5516 | Curr_Ave | Average current, A | Read |
| AI 5554 | PF_DTS_All | Total power factor (sign = import/export) | Read |
| AI 5629 | DmdP_Tot | Active demand, kW | Read |
| AI 7013 | EnergyP_Tot_Imp | Imported active energy, kWh | Read |
Network setup
- Defaults: 38400 baud, Device ID 473001, MAC address 1, Max_Master 127; change them with AV 8060-8065 (Device ID and Max_Master also through the device object). BV 8060 shows pending changes and BV 8059 resets the protocol.
- On meters with address switches the MAC address follows the switches and the Device ID is 473000 + MAC; set all switches ON to configure the address over the network instead.
- Fit an external 120 ohm terminator where the meter has no Term_Resistor object (BV 8061).
Watch out for
- Energy registers roll over at nine digits; the roll-over point depends on EnerPowDivider (AV 8023, default 10,000 = 10 W resolution).
- To reset maximum demand, write 0 to AV 20001 and then 61442 to AV 20101.
- Power factor sign shows import/export, not leading/lagging; use the reactive power sign for that.
Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC) BACnet objects
Type: AI, AO, AV, BI, BO, BV, MI/MO/MV (multi-state) · Access: Read read-only, Write writable, Command writable with a priority array.
Note: the source document has no read/write column, so access here is inferred from the object type (inputs read-only, values writable). Confirm on the live controller before writing.
| Description | States | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI | 5501 | Volt_LN_1 | Voltage L1-N | V | Read | |
| AI | 5502 | Volt_LN_2 | Voltage L2-N | V | Read | |
| AI | 5503 | Volt_LN_3 | Voltage L3-N | V | Read | |
| AImin | 5504 | Volt_LN_Ave | Average line-neutral voltage | V | Read | |
| AI | 5505 | Volt_LL_12 | Voltage L1-L2 | V | Read | |
| AI | 5506 | Volt_LL_23 | Voltage L2-L3 | V | Read | |
| AI | 5507 | Volt_LL_31 | Voltage L3-L1 | V | Read | |
| AI | 5508 | Volt_LL_Ave | Average line-line voltage | V | Read | |
| AI | 5513 | Curr_1 | Current phase 1 | A | Read | |
| AI | 5514 | Curr_2 | Current phase 2 | A | Read | |
| AI | 5515 | Curr_3 | Current phase 3 | A | Read | |
| AImin | 5516 | Curr_Ave | Average current | A | Read | |
| AI | 5517 | Curr_Tot | Total current | A | Read | |
| AI | 5518 | Curr_N | Neutral current | A | Read | |
| AI | 5521 | Freq_1 | Frequency phase 1 | Hz | Read | |
| AI | 5522 | Freq_2 | Frequency phase 2 | Hz | Read | |
| AI | 5523 | Freq_3 | Frequency phase 3 | Hz | Read | |
| AI | 5524 | Freq_Ave | Average frequency | Hz | Read | |
| AI | 5525 | PowerP_1 | Active power phase 1 | kW | Read | |
| AI | 5526 | PowerP_2 | Active power phase 2 | kW | Read | |
| AI | 5527 | PowerP_3 | Active power phase 3 | kW | Read | |
| AImin | 5528 | PowerP_Tot | Total active power | kW | Read | |
| AI | 5529 | PowerS_1 | Apparent power phase 1 | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 5530 | PowerS_2 | Apparent power phase 2 | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 5531 | PowerS_3 | Apparent power phase 3 | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 5532 | PowerS_Tot | Total apparent power | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 5533 | PowerQ_1 | Reactive power phase 1 | kVAR | Read | |
| AI | 5534 | PowerQ_2 | Reactive power phase 2 | kVAR | Read | |
| AI | 5535 | PowerQ_3 | Reactive power phase 3 | kVAR | Read | |
| AI | 5536 | PowerQ_Tot | Total reactive power | kVAR | Read | |
| AImin | 5629 | DmdP_Tot | Total active demand | kW | Read | |
| AI | 6229 | DmdP_Tot_Max | Maximum total active demand | kW | Read | |
| DTV | 7029 | DmdP_TotTime | Time stamp of maximum active demand (UTC) | Read | ||
| AI | 5630 | DmdS_Tot | Total apparent demand | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 6230 | DmdS_Tot_Max | Maximum total apparent demand | kVA | Read | |
| AI | 5551 | PF_DTS_1 | Power factor phase 1 (signed, -1 to +1) | Read | ||
| DTV | 7030 | DmdS_TotTime | Time stamp of maximum apparent demand (UTC) | Read | ||
| AI | 5552 | PF_DTS_2 | Power factor phase 2 | Read | ||
| AI | 5553 | PF_DTS_3 | Power factor phase 3 | Read | ||
| AImin | 5554 | PF_DTS_All | Total power factor | Read | ||
| AI | 5563 | ACosPF_1 | Phase angle phase 1 | ° | Read | |
| AI | 5564 | ACosPF_2 | Phase angle phase 2 | ° | Read | |
| AI | 5565 | ACosPF_3 | Phase angle phase 3 | ° | Read | |
| AI | 5566 | ACosPF_All | Total phase angle | ° | Read | |
| AI | 5571 | Volt_UB_LN_1 | Line-neutral voltage unbalance phase 1 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5572 | Volt_UB_LN_2 | Line-neutral voltage unbalance phase 2 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5573 | Volt_UB_LN_3 | Line-neutral voltage unbalance phase 3 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5574 | Volt_UB_LN_Worst | Worst line-neutral voltage unbalance | % | Read | |
| AI | 5575 | Volt_UB_LL_12 | Line-line voltage unbalance L1-L2 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5576 | Volt_UB_LL_23 | Line-line voltage unbalance L2-L3 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5577 | Volt_UB_LL_31 | Line-line voltage unbalance L3-L1 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5578 | Volt_UB_LL_Worst | Worst line-line voltage unbalance | % | Read | |
| AI | 5579 | Curr_UB_1 | Current unbalance phase 1 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5580 | Curr_UB_2 | Current unbalance phase 2 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5581 | Curr_UB_3 | Current unbalance phase 3 | % | Read | |
| AI | 5582 | Curr_UB_Worst | Worst current unbalance | % | Read | |
| AI | 7001 | EnergyP_1 | Net active energy phase 1 | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7002 | EnergyP_2 | Net active energy phase 2 | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7003 | EnergyP_3 | Net active energy phase 3 | kWh | Read | |
| AImin | 7004 | EnergyP_Total | Net active energy total | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7005 | EnergyS_1* | Apparent energy phase 1 (kVAh shown as kWh) | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7006 | EnergyS_2* | Apparent energy phase 2 (kVAh shown as kWh) | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7007 | EnergyS_3* | Apparent energy phase 3 (kVAh shown as kWh) | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7008 | EnergyS_Total* | Apparent energy total (kVAh shown as kWh) | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7009 | EnergyQ_1 | Net reactive energy phase 1 | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7010 | EnergyQ_2 | Net reactive energy phase 2 | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7011 | EnergyQ_3 | Net reactive energy phase 3 | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7012 | EnergyQ_Total | Net reactive energy total | kVARh | Read | |
| AImin | 7013 | EnergyP_Tot_Imp | Active energy imported | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7014 | EnergyP_Tot_Exp | Active energy exported | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7015 | EnergyQ_Tot_Imp | Reactive energy imported | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7016 | EnergyQ_Tot_Exp | Reactive energy exported | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7017 | EnergyP_Tot_Q1 | Active energy quadrant 1 | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7018 | EnergyQ_Tot_Q1 | Reactive energy quadrant 1 | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7019 | EnergyP_Tot_Q2 | Active energy quadrant 2 | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7020 | EnergyQ_Tot_Q2 | Reactive energy quadrant 2 | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7021 | EnergyP_Tot_Q3 | Active energy quadrant 3 | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7022 | EnergyQ_Tot_Q3 | Reactive energy quadrant 3 | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7023 | EnergyP_Tot_Q4 | Active energy quadrant 4 | kWh | Read | |
| AI | 7024 | EnergyQ_Tot_Q4 | Reactive energy quadrant 4 | kVARh | Read | |
| AI | 7041 | GeneralCounter_1 | General counter 1 | Read | ||
| AI | 7042 | GeneralCounter_2 | General counter 2 | Read | ||
| AI | 7043 | GeneralCounter_3 | General counter 3 | Read | ||
| AI | 7044 | GeneralCounter_4 | General counter 4 | Read | ||
| AV | 8005 | CT_Ratings | CT current rating (all CTs the same) | A | Write | |
| AV | 8037 | CurrentSensor | Current sensor type: 0 = 333 mV CT, else Rogowski mV/1000 A | Write | ||
| AV | 8023 | EnerPowDivider | Power/energy register resolution divider (default 10,000) | Write | ||
| AV | 8060 | Baud_Rate | MS/TP baud rate, 9600-115200 (default 38400) | Write | ||
| AV | 8062 | Device_ID | Device instance, 1-4194303 (default 473001) | Write | ||
| AV | 8064 | MAC_Address | MS/TP MAC address, 1-127 (default 1) | Write | ||
| AV | 8065 | Max_Master | MS/TP Max_Master, 1-127 (default 127) | Write | ||
| BV | 8059 | Protocol_Reset | Write 1 to reset the protocol | Write | 1 = Reset Protocol | |
| BV | 8060 | Changes_Pending | Communication changes waiting for a restart | Read | 1 = Pending Changes | |
| BV | 8061 | Term_Resistor | 120 ohm MS/TP terminator (not on all models) | Write | 0 = Off, 1 = On | |
| AV | 20001 | DTS_Command | Command register; write 0 first to reset maximums | Write | ||
| AV | 20101 | DTS_Command_Hi | Command register high word; write 61442 (0xF002) second | Write |
No points match these filters.
Object ID lookup: Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option point IDs by name
AI5501Volt_LN_1AI5502Volt_LN_2AI5503Volt_LN_3AI5504Volt_LN_AveAI5505Volt_LL_12AI5506Volt_LL_23AI5507Volt_LL_31AI5508Volt_LL_AveAI5513Curr_1AI5514Curr_2AI5515Curr_3AI5516Curr_AveAI5517Curr_TotAI5518Curr_NAI5521Freq_1AI5522Freq_2AI5523Freq_3AI5524Freq_AveAI5525PowerP_1AI5526PowerP_2AI5527PowerP_3AI5528PowerP_TotAI5529PowerS_1AI5530PowerS_2AI5531PowerS_3AI5532PowerS_TotAI5533PowerQ_1AI5534PowerQ_2AI5535PowerQ_3AI5536PowerQ_TotAI5629DmdP_TotAI6229DmdP_Tot_MaxDTV7029DmdP_TotTimeAI5630DmdS_TotAI6230DmdS_Tot_MaxAI5551PF_DTS_1DTV7030DmdS_TotTimeAI5552PF_DTS_2AI5553PF_DTS_3AI5554PF_DTS_AllAI5563ACosPF_1AI5564ACosPF_2AI5565ACosPF_3AI5566ACosPF_AllAI5571Volt_UB_LN_1AI5572Volt_UB_LN_2AI5573Volt_UB_LN_3AI5574Volt_UB_LN_WorstAI5575Volt_UB_LL_12AI5576Volt_UB_LL_23AI5577Volt_UB_LL_31AI5578Volt_UB_LL_WorstAI5579Curr_UB_1AI5580Curr_UB_2AI5581Curr_UB_3AI5582Curr_UB_WorstAI7001EnergyP_1AI7002EnergyP_2AI7003EnergyP_3AI7004EnergyP_TotalAI7005EnergyS_1*AI7006EnergyS_2*AI7007EnergyS_3*AI7008EnergyS_Total*AI7009EnergyQ_1AI7010EnergyQ_2AI7011EnergyQ_3AI7012EnergyQ_TotalAI7013EnergyP_Tot_ImpAI7014EnergyP_Tot_ExpAI7015EnergyQ_Tot_ImpAI7016EnergyQ_Tot_ExpAI7017EnergyP_Tot_Q1AI7018EnergyQ_Tot_Q1AI7019EnergyP_Tot_Q2AI7020EnergyQ_Tot_Q2AI7021EnergyP_Tot_Q3AI7022EnergyQ_Tot_Q3AI7023EnergyP_Tot_Q4AI7024EnergyQ_Tot_Q4AI7041GeneralCounter_1AI7042GeneralCounter_2AI7043GeneralCounter_3AI7044GeneralCounter_4AV8005CT_RatingsAV8037CurrentSensorAV8023EnerPowDividerAV8060Baud_RateAV8062Device_IDAV8064MAC_AddressAV8065Max_MasterBV8059Protocol_ResetBV8060Changes_PendingBV8061Term_ResistorAV20001DTS_CommandAV20101DTS_Command_Hi
Integration notes
- The map has no read/write column: measurements are shown read-only and the configuration, communication and command objects writable, except BV 8060 Changes_Pending which is marked read-only.
- Which objects carry data depends on the meter model and wiring; unused channels stay empty.
- The main table lists the maximum demand objects as AI 6229 and AI 6230; the demand section (2.4) prints them as AI 6629 and AI 6630. The main table numbers are used here; check which instance the meter actually returns.
- The demand time stamps (DTV 7029 / 7030) are DateTime Value objects, which need BACnet protocol revision 12 support in the front end.
- Meters without 'ML' in the protocol description on the label use a different Measurlogic BACnet map.
Check it against the live device. A points list tells you what the controller can expose; the unit in front of you may differ by firmware or installed options. This list is provided as-is for reference only and may contain mistakes — confirming it before you write, map or commission anything is up to you (terms). Easy BACnet scans a network for BACnet IP devices from an Android phone, reads every object on the DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC) and exports what it actually has to Excel — free. New to BACnet? Start with what a BACnet points list is and what the object types mean.
Questions about the Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC)
How many BACnet points does the Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC) have?
This list has 96 BACnet objects: 82 analog inputs, 9 analog values, 3 binary values, 2 datetime values. The exact set on a given unit depends on its firmware, installed options and configuration.
Which Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC) BACnet points are writable?
11 of the 96 objects accept a write. Points marked Command have a priority array: a write holds until it is released, so release it back to automatic when you are done. The source has no read/write column, so this is inferred from object type.
Where is the official Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC) BACnet documentation?
The source is Measurlogic DTS BACnet MS/TP ML Map, revision R23A, published free by Measurlogic at https://www.measurlogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Measurlogic-DTS-BACnet_MSTP-ML-Map-R23A.pdf.
What are the minimum BACnet points to integrate the Measurlogic DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC)?
Start with AI 5528 PowerP_Tot (Total active power, kW); AI 7004 EnergyP_Total (Net active energy, kWh); AI 5504 Volt_LN_Ave (Average L-N voltage); AI 5516 Curr_Ave (Average current, A); AI 5554 PF_DTS_All (Total power factor (sign = import/export)); AI 5629 DmdP_Tot (Active demand, kW); AI 7013 EnergyP_Tot_Imp (Imported active energy, kWh).
How do I check these points on the real DTS meters with the BACnet MS/TP ML protocol option (DTS 305 / 307 / 310 / SMX / SKT / DC)?
Scan the network with a BACnet IP browser such as Easy BACnet, open the device and compare its object list with this table. Anything missing is usually an option that isn't installed or a point that is disabled in the controller's configuration.
More Measurlogic BACnet points lists
Source: Measurlogic DTS BACnet MS/TP ML Map · rev. R23A. Object names, instances and units are reproduced as published; descriptions are our own.