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JXBS-3001-NPK-RS

JXCT standalone N-P-K probe (3 registers from 0x001E).

✓ Verified for SankhyaN-P-KVerification 0.95 · datasheet-confirmed

Bus & electrical specs

Protocol
Modbus-RTU over RS-485
Default baud
9600 bps
Serial format
8N1
Function codes
0x03
Supply voltage
DC 12–24 V
Power
≤ 0.15 W (12 V DC)
Default address
1
Ingress / housing
IP68
Probe / element
316L stainless steel
Operating temp.
−40 to +80 °C (probe)
Firmware profile
JXCT_NPK_only

Specs sourced from: Official JXBS-3001-TR datasheet (R208894) and JXCT manuals.

Modbus-RTU register map

Function codes 0x03 at 9600 bps, 8N1. Data registers are read with 0x03; configuration registers are written with 0x06. PLC column shows the 4xxxx Modbus holding-register convention.

RegisterPLCParameterTypeScaleUnitR/WNotes
001EH40031Nitrogenuint161mg/kgRO
001FH40032Phosphorusuint161mg/kgRO
0020H40033Potassiumuint161mg/kgRO
0100H40257Device addressuint161RW
0101H40258Baud rateuint161RW2400=2400; 4800=4800; 9600=9600

Worked query

Changing address & baud rate

This probe is configured over the same RS-485 bus using Modbus write commands (function code 0x06). Configure one device at a time on the bus.

Notes & caveats

NPK-only variant. Live probe readings confirmed from uploaded manual. Default baud 9600.

Common questions

What baud rate does the JXBS-3001-NPK-RS use by default?
9600 bps, 8N1. It is a Modbus-RTU slave; default address 1.
What supply voltage does the JXBS-3001-NPK-RS need?
DC 12–24 V (≤ 0.15 W (12 V DC)).
How do I change the JXBS-3001-NPK-RS Modbus address?
Write the device-address register with function code 0x06, one device on the bus at a time, then power-cycle. See the Configuration section above.
Is the JXBS-3001-NPK-RS compatible with the Sankhya platform?
Yes — it is in the Sankhya RS-485 sensor library and the firmware-generation pipeline can produce node firmware for it.

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Run this sensor on a Sankhya node

Every sensor on this page is in our RS-485 library. Pick your model, and the firmware-generation pipeline builds the Modbus (or ASCII) polling code for an ESP32-S3 node — no hand-coding the register math.

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