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Status No status
Categories General
Created by Jean-Philippe Tricart
Created on Apr 23, 2026

UOM lost on restart & missing UOM definition at data collection level

Description

When using the ModbusTCP adapter (seems other Adapters impacted):

  • Data is ingested into CDS as a stream

  • A Unit of Measure (UOM) can be manually assigned to the stream in CDS or EDS.

  • But on adapter restart, the UOM is automatically removed

This behavior is reproducible, has no workaround, and should be considered a bug. Adapter restarts should not remove user-defined metadata.


Requested Improvements

  1. Bug fix

    • UOM assigned to a CDS stream must not be removed when the adapter restarts.

  2. Functional enhancement

    • Allow defining the UOM directly at Data Selection level, e.g. via a unitOfMeasureId parameter alongside conversionFactor and conversionOffset.

{
"
registerOffset": 4000,
"
dataTypeCode": 20,
"conversionFactor": 10,
"conversionOffset": 0,
"unitOfMeasureId": "degree Celsius"
}


Functional Rationale

From an engineering and operational standpoint, this approach is more consistent and intuitive:

  • The engineer defining the Modbus register mapping:

    • Knows the physical meaning of the data

    • Already defines conversionFactor and conversionOffset

  • The unit is an integral part of the signal definition, just like scaling and offset

Defining the UOM as close as possible to the data source ensures:

  • Clear expectations on the adapter output

  • Better data quality and consistency in CDS

  • Reduced risk of human error and post-processing corrections

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