Hi Stephen,
Thank you for the offer and if it's ok I'll certainly take you up on it.
Next week I'll be starting a new job so I won't be contributing for a
while, However I'll try and get something up and running this week. If you
are able to test it and/or take over the implementation from there
I'd be more than willing to setup some equipment for a lab to test
with. Readily available to me are a couple of Omron CP1-H CPU's and a
Red Lion G3800C (which is outdated, but communicates with everything
ootb), plus I can easily get some Modicon stuff as well. The Omrons are
fitted with serial
Hi Stephen,
it's not that we're dropping anything ... it's just that we haven't put any
work into creating such a driver. Some day, if someone stumbles over PLC4X with
the need to use ASCII, we might implement it for them (Mabe as a paid-gig or
not).
In the inital days of PLC4X I invested a
So I use modbus in all it's flavours, including modbusRTU and Modbus
TCP. And the newer flavours Modicon is using now. Modbus RTU is
definitely in heavy use on industrial equipment I encounter. It is
commonly a drive networking choice, and a HMI networking choice. So,
depending on what is using it
On 2021-08-16 00:16, Ben Hutcheson wrote:
Niclas, For floating point and large integers, this is already
supported,
where we serialized/parse multiple modbus registers to the different
data
types. You should be able to use something like 40001:REAL as the
Address
field.
Excellent!
Niclas
