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    Seeed Studio S-DTS210-01 Industrial Turbidity Sensor User Guide

    By Gabriel SmithNovember 13, 2025Updated:November 17, 2025No Comments9 Mins Read
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    Seeed Studio S-DTS210-01 Industrial Turbidity SensorIndustrial turbidity sensor wiring connections

    Introduction

    The Seeed Studio S-DTS210-01 Industrial Turbidity Sensor is designed based on the principle of scattering light turbidity measurement. When a light beam is transmitted into the water sample, turbidity particles cause the light to scatter. This sensor measures the intensity of the scattered light at a direction perpendicular to the incident light and compares it with internal calibration values to calculate the turbidity of the water sample. The final value is obtained after linearization processing.

    Features

    The Seeed Studio S-DTS210-01 Industrial Turbidity Sensor is accurate and easy to use. It works well for checking water quality in factories and other industrial places.

    • 90° scattering light principle, with an integrated temperature sensor
    • Supports RS-485, Modbus/RTU protocols
    • Optical fiber structure, offering strong resistance to external light interference
    • Infrared LED light source, ensuring high stability
    • IP68 protection level, allowing normal operation in deep water
    • Convenient, fast, stable, and easy to maintain.

    Specification

    ModelS-DTS210-01
    Measurement PrincipleScattered light method
    Range0~1000.0NTU
    Resolution0.1NTU/0.1℃
    Accuracy±5% F.S, ±0.3°C
    Calibration methodTwo-point Calibration
    Temperature CompensationAuto Temperature Compensation (Pt1000)
    OutputRS-485(Modbus/RTU)
    Operating Condition0~50℃,<0.2MPa
    Storage Temperature-5~65℃
    Installation MethodImmersion Mount, 3/4” NPT Pipe Threads
    Cable Length10 Meter
    Power Consumption0.3W@12V
    Power Supply12~24V DC (Typical values 12V DC)
    Protection LevelIP68

    Hardware Overview

    Wiring

    S-DTS210-01 turbidity sensor mounted in water tank

    Dimensions

    Seeed-Studio-S-DTS210-01-Industrial-Turbidity-Sensor-fig 2

    Connector: M16-5-Pole waterproof M connector.

    Installation

    The sensors are kept more than 5cm from the side walls and more than 10cm from the bottom.

     

    Seeed-Studio-S-DTS210-01-Industrial-Turbidity-Sensor-fig 3

    RS-485 Modbus Protocol

    Modbus Protocol

    • Modbus Protocol is widely used to establish master-slave communication between intelligent devices or sensors.
    • A MODBUS message sent from a master to a slave contains the address of the slave, the function code (e.g., ‘read register’ or ‘write register’), the data, and a checksum um(LRC or CRC).
    • Industrial Turbidity Sensor (S-DTS210-01) with RS-485 interface, supports Modbus protocol. The communication parameters to factory default values for:
    • Baud rate 9600 bps, one start bit, 8 data bits, no parity, one stop bit.

    Modbus Registers

    Parameter NameRegister AddressParameter TypeNumber ofRegister (bytes)Parameter Range and Description
    Measured Value & Temperature0x0000Read, unsigned short4 (8 bytes)4 double-byte integers: measured value, decimal places of the measured value, temperature value, and decimal places of the temperature value.
    Temperature Value0x0100Read, unsignedshort1 (2 bytes)℃x10 (25.6℃ temperature is displayed as 256, default 1decimal place)
    Turbidity Value0X0101Read, unsignedshort1 (2 bytes)NTU x 10 (10 NTU of turbidity is displayed as 100, defaulting to 1 decimal place)
    Temperature Calibration0x1000Read/Write, unsigned short1 (2 bytes)Write data is the actual temperature value x 10; read data is the temperature calibration offset x 10.
    Turbidity Zero Point Calibration0x1001Read/Write, unsigned short1 (2 bytes)Calibrated in zero turbidity water or distilled water, calibrated with a write data of 0. (Can also be calibrated in 0-10NTU turbidity standards)
    Turbidity Slope Calibration0x1003Read/Write, unsigned short1 (2 bytes)Calibrate in a 1000 NTU standard solution. The data written for calibration is the actual value of the standard solution x 10.
    Sensor Address0x2000Read/Write, unsignedshort1 (2 bytes)The default is 50, and the data range is 1-255.
    Baud Rate Settings0x2003Read/Write, unsigned short1 (2 bytes)The default is 9600. write 0 can be set to 4800; write 1 can be set to 9600; write 2 can be set to19200.
    Restore Factory Settings0x2020Write, unsigned short1 (2 bytes)The calibration value restores the default value after writing 0. Note that the sensor needs to be calibrated again after resetting before it can be used.

    Command Examples

    Change the slave address

    Register addressNumber of registersFunction codeDefault address
    0x2000(42001)10x0601

    To change the Modbus device address of the sensor, change the device address from 01 to 06; the example is as follows:

    • Send: 01 06 20 00 00 06 02 08
    • Response: 01 06 20 00 00 06 02 08;
    • Note: The address is changed to 06 and saved by powering down.
    Baud rate
    AddressNumber of registersFunction codeDefault ValueSupported values
    0x2003 (42004)10x061 (9600bps)0-2 (4800-19200bps)

    Baud rate can be changed by the upper computer setting. It can work without rebooting after the change. The baud rate is saved upper computer setting after powering down.
    Baud rate supports 4800,9600,19200. The  Integer value assigned baud rate is as follows:

    InputBaud rate
    04800 bps
    19600 bps
    219200 bps
    • Send command: 01 06 20 03 00 02 F3 CB
    • Response: 01 06 20 03 00 02 F3 CB
    • Note: The baud rate was changed to 19200 bps and saved by powering down.
    Function registers
    • Read example value: 19.2°C
    • Send: 01 03 01 00 00 01 85 F6
    • Response: 01 03 02 00 C0 B8 14
    • Return hexadecimal unsigned integer data, temperature value = Integer/10, keep 1 decimal place.
      AddressNumber of registersFunction code
      0x000220x03
    • Read example value: Temperature 18.5°C
    • Request frame: 01 03 00 02 00 02 65 CB
    • Answer frame: 01 03 04 00 B9 00 01 EA 16

    Example:

    Temperature
    00 B9 00 01
    Measurement temperature
    AddressNumber of registersFunction code
    0x0100 (40101)10x03
    Measurement of turbidity
    AddressNumber of registersFunction code
    0x0101 (0x40102)10x03
    • Read example value: 98.5NTU
    • Send: 01 03 01 01 00 01 D4 36
    • Response: 01 03 02 03 D9 79 2E
    • Return hexadecimal unsigned integer data, turbidity value = Integer/10, retain 1 decimal place.
      AddressNumber of registersFunction code
      0x000020x03
    • Read example value: turbidity value 86.6 NTU
    • Request frame: 01 03 00 00 00 02 C4 0B
    • Answer frame: 01 03 04 03 62 00 01 9A 69
    • Example:
      Turbidity
      03 62 00 01
    • Turbidity value 03 62 indicates a hexadecimal reading turbidity value, and 00 01 indicates a turbidity value with 1 decimal place, which converts to a decimal value of 86.6.
    Continuous reading of temperature and turbidity
    AddressNumber of registersFunction code
    0x0100(40101)20x03
    • Read sample values: temperature 19.2°C and turbidity value 98.5 NTU
    • Send instruction: 01 03 01 00 00 02 C5 F7
    • Response: 01 03 04 00 C0 03 D9 3B 65
    • The register returns hexadecimal unsigned integer data, temperature value =
    • Integer/10, with 1 decimal place.
    • Register returns hexadecimal unsigned integer data, turbidity value = Integer/10, keep 1 decimal place.
      AddressNumber of registersFunction code
      0x000040x03
    • Read sample value: temperature 18.5℃ and turbidity value 86.6NTU
    • Request frame: 01 03 00 00 00 04 44 09
    • Answer frame: 01 03 08 03 62 00 01 00 B9 00 01 BB E1
    • Example:
      TurbidityTemperature
      03 62 00 0100 B9 00 01
    • Turbidity value 03 62 indicates a hexadecimal reading turbidity value, and 00 01 indicates a turbidity value with 1 decimal place, which converts to a decimal value of 86.6.
    • The temperature value 00 B9 denotes the hexadecimal reading temperature value, 00 01 denotes the temperature value with 1 decimal point, converted to a decimal value of 18.5℃.
    Calibration

    Temperature calibration

    AddressNumber of registersFunction code
    0x1000(41001)10x06
    • Calibration example: Calibration at a temperature of 25.8°C
    • Send command: 01 06 10 00 01 02 0D 5B
    • Response: 01 06 10 00 01 02 0D 5B

    Turbidity zero calibration

    AddressNumber of registersFunction code
    0x1001(41002)10x06
    • Calibration example: Calibration in distilled water or deionized water with zero turbidity
    • Send command: 01 06 10 01 00 00 DC CA
    • Response: 01 06 10 01 00 00 DC CA

    Turbidity slope calibration

    AddressNumber of registersFunction code
    0x1003(41004)10x06
    • Calibration example: Calibration in a 1000 NTU turbidity solution
    • Send command: 01 06 10 03 27 10 67 36
    • Response: 01 06 60 03 27 10 67 36

    Error response

    If the sensor fails to execute the host computer command correctly, a message of the following format is returned:

    DefineAddressFunction codeCODECRC
    DataADDRCOM+80HxxCRC 16
    Byte1112
    1. CODE: 01 – Function Code Error 03 – Data error
    2. COM: received function code

    Maintenance

    Use and Maintenance

    1. Cleanse
      • Use tap water to clean the external surface of the sensor. If there is still debris residue, wipe with a moist soft cloth. For some stubborn dirt, you can add some household detergent solution to tap water to clean.
    2. Check the cable of the sensor
      • The cable should not be taut during normal operation; otherwise, it will be easy to cause the internal wires of the cable to break, so that the sensor can not work properly.
    3. Check for dirt
      • Check whether the measuring window of the sensor is dirty and whether the cleaning brush is normal.
    4. Avoid impact
      • The sensor contains sensitive optical and electronic parts. There are no parts inside the sensor that require maintenance by the user.

    Calibration

    1. Zero Calibration
      • Use a larger beaker to measure the appropriate amount of zero turbidity solution.

       

    2. Slope Calibration
      • Place the measuring end of the sensor in the standard solution, the measuring end of the sensor from the bottom of the beaker at least 10cm, 3 ~ 5 minutes to stabilize for slope calibration.

    Document Version

    VersionDateDescriptionEditor
    V1.0.01/21/2025First editionZeke CAI

    Customer Support

    • Website: www.seeedstudio.com
    • Ph: +86-0755-86095676

    2008-2025 Seeed Technology Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

    FAQs

    Q: What is the S-DTS210-01 Industrial Turbidity Sensor?

    It is perfect for industrial process control, wastewater treatment, and water quality monitoring. For more industrial IoT solutions, you can also check out the Seeed Studio J3011 ReComputer Edge AI Device which complements sensors like the S-DTS210-01.

    Q: What warranty does the S-DTS210-01 have?

    A one-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects is offered by Seeed Studio. Damage brought on by abuse, incorrect setup, or contact with incompatible substances is not covered.

    Q: Can the sensor be integrated with SCADA or PLC systems?

    Indeed. The sensor is compatible with the majority of SCADA, PLC, and industrial monitoring systems due to its 4–20 mA and RS-485 Modbus outputs. Ascertain that the wiring and configuration meet the requirements of your system.

    Q: How do I clean heavy fouling or sediment build-up?

    Using a gentle brush or non-abrasive cloth, gently clean the optical window. Use water or a mild detergent; stay away from strong chemicals unless they are compatible.

    Q: How do I handle shipping or storage before installation?

    Keep out of dusty, dry conditions. Steer clear of direct sunlight and extremely high or low temperatures. Until installation, keep the sensor in its protective packaging.

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