A library to use an Arduino as a master to control and communicate via modbus with the pressure and water level sensors produced by Keller International & Keller America.
This library depends on the EnviroDIY/SensorModbusMaster library. The EnviroDIY/ModularSensor library functions for Keller depend on this library.
The library has been tested to work with a Keller Nanolevel and a Keller Acculevel, which is a Keller Series 30, Class 5, Group 20 sensor water level transmitter with a software/firmware version of 5.20-12.28 (i.e. made after the 2012 in the 28th week). The library should also work with all Keller sensors of the same Series/Class/Group with the same or a later software version.
This library only implements the following small subset of functions from those described in the Keller Series 30 Communication Protocol Manual. These are:
getSerialNumbergetValues, for pressure and temperature
This library also calculates water depth via the following function:
calcWaterDepthM, based on water pressure and temperature-dependency on water density, following equation 6 from JonesHarris1992-NIST-DensityWater.pdf.
This library is available through both the Arduino and PlatformIO library registries. Here is the PlatformIO registry page. Use the Arduino IDE to find the library in that registry. The build and ingest logs for this library into the Arduino library registry are available here.
Software sketches and code are released under the BSD 3-Clause License -- See LICENSE.md file for details.
Documentation is licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 (CC-BY-SA) copyright.
EnviroDIY™ is presented by the Stroud Water Research Center, with contributions from a community of enthusiasts sharing do-it-yourself ideas for environmental science and monitoring.
Anthony Aufdenkampe is the primary developer of this library. We are grateful for the helpful technical assistance from the staff at Keller America.
This library has benefited from the support from the following funding sources: