Introduction
Introduction
Background and scope of M-Bus user documentation.
M-Bus Specification Notes
Wired M-Bus specification summary.
The public M-Bus documentation is organized into introduction, serial bus basics, M-Bus overview, physical layer, data link layer, application layer, network layer and appendix. This page is a short signpost, not a copied manual.
Important disclaimer
The public documentation itself notes that it reflects late-1990s M-Bus specification material and is for information only; current product design should refer to the official current specification.
Serial bus basics
Serial bus basics
Topology, access techniques, synchronization and error handling.
M-Bus overview
M-Bus overview
Meter-bus requirements and OSI-layer mapping.
Chapter map
Use the left navigation to build separate short pages for each topic later.
| Chapter | Topic | Use on m-bus.pro |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction | Background summary |
| 2 | Basics of serial bus systems | Topology and bus concepts |
| 3 | Overview of the M-Bus | Metering requirements and OSI mapping |
| 4 | Physical Layer | Two-wire master/slave signalling summary |
| 5 | Data Link Layer | Telegram and addressing placeholders |
| 6 | Application Layer | Data decoding placeholders |
| 7 | Network Layer | Selection and extended addressing notes |
| 8 | Appendix | Reference material signpost |
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